[1970s Era + Military Marriage + Spatial Spirit Spring + Adorable Baby + Gaokao + Chasing Wife]
Su Nianqiu, the pampered daughter of a production brigade leader, accidentally encountered He Lin, a special forces officer on a secret mission who had been heavily drugged by enemies in the mountains. After a wild night, the male lead left a token and hurried back to his unit due to an emergency military situation.
Over a month later, the original host discovered her period was late and she was frequently retching. While secretly seeking medical help, she was spotted by a village scoundrel who spread malicious rumors about her. Unable to withstand the gossip and judgment of the entire village, the original host threw herself into the river in shame. Modern top designer Su Nianqiu transmigrated into her body, inheriting this mess.
Pulled from the river by villagers, Su Nianqiu expected a “hell-mode” beginning while facing the insults of the village gossips. Fortunately, her father and mother were fiercely protective. Grabbing a shoulder pole, they beat the rumor-mongers until they wailed in pain: “Even if my daughter never marries for the rest of her life, I can afford to support her!”
Su Nianqiu awakened her Spatial Spirit Spring. Using the resources and the spirit spring, she nurtured her weak body until it was radiant and charming, bringing her family a life of prosperity. While pregnant, she reviewed her high school studies. When the Gaokao was reinstated the following year, she became the provincial top scorer, gave birth to the child prodigy “Tuantuan,” and went to North City to attend university with her baby.
Meanwhile, the “Cold-faced Yama” He Lin, who had escaped death after his mission, returned to the village filled with guilt and responsibility to find his wife. However, he found only an empty house, and his token had vanished.
Three years later in North City, He Lin looked at the stunning female college student holding a mini-version of himself. With bloodshot eyes, he pinned her backstage: “Su Nianqiu, you’re carrying my child; where do you think you’re going?”
