Stella Ashford woke up to find herself transmigrated into the 1960s, an era of scarcity where food and clothing were hard to come by.
Just as she was catching her breath, her cheap ex-husband Lawrence Whitfield—who had gotten a promotion and a change of heart—forced her into a divorce.
He even put on airs about it: "These days we advocate free love. Arranged marriages don't count anymore. Let's get divorced."
"Don't worry, we'll divorce but you won't leave the family. I won't abandon you..."
Stella Ashford was furious listening to this nonsense. She slapped him straight across the face:
Want to kick her to the curb while playing the good guy? Not a chance in hell!
Divorce was fine—but he had to pay five hundred yuan in settlement fees!
Plus, with all his connections in the military, he had to introduce her to a reliable man!
Lawrence Whitfield was dumbstruck:
He actually had to play matchmaker for his own ex-wife?!
Later on, Stella Ashford married Ethan Mercer, a steady and dependable military officer.
Early in their marriage, Ethan Mercer wore a stern expression:
"My heart holds only my country and my home. The Three Rules of Discipline and Eight Points for Attention are etched into my bones."
Later still, the man held her tightly in his arms, coaxing her in a low voice:
"Wife, stop busying yourself. Let's have another one."
Her ex-husband regretted it until his guts turned green, but by then she had already been doted upon by her officer husband into becoming the happiest military wife alive!
