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"Rebirth in 1980's as a charming military wife, [spoiled by her rough husband into a treasure."

Chapter 6: All you can rely on is money The village chief didn’t expect her to take action so quickly and surprisedly said, “I haven’t had time to issue the permit.” Shi Xiaoai waved her hand. “Uncle, I didn’t show up here for the permit. Isn’t Er Jun getting married shortly? Why don’t we let him live in our home?” The village chief was stunned by these words while the eyes of the village chief’s spouse standing aside shone. She stepped forward and asked, “Xiao Xiao, are you telling the truth? Are you willing to give your residence to the Er jun?” The village chief looked at the neighbors’ houses on both sides to ensure no one was paying attention, then winked at his wife: “Go, prepare a bowl of rice flower tea for Rui’s mother.” Then, Xiao Ai pointed to the room and said, “Let’s talk inside.” Seeing the couple like this, Shi Xiaoai felt a little more confident. She had just searched the original owner’s memory and confirmed one thing: although there were few people in this v

Rebirth in 1970's with my ex-husband

Chapter 1 "On March 3, I will light a fire on Mao Yi Jian and draw out the smoke." Lin Nianyin was awakened by a burst of chirping children's voices, and it was a bit cloudy and foggy for a while. She thought about her daughter again last night and didn't know when she fell asleep. How could she still dream about hearing the hometown dialect she hadn't heard in many years? Even if she thinks about it daily and dreams about it at night, she should be allowed to dream about her daughter. These local accents would only remind her of the days when she was dragged and sucked by Dong Cuiping's family, unable to escape, and suddenly felt a sense of nausea in her heart that had finally calmed down. Lin Nianyin didn't want to be haunted by these disgusting things in her dream, so she forced herself to open her eyes. The object is a pair of hands. The young hand, not very fair but delicate, seemed to be patting her body, but when she saw her eyes open,

"Rebirth in 1980's as a charming military wife, [spoiled by her rough husband into a treasure]."

Chapter 9: I’m home Aluminum lunch box While Aunt Liu was talking, memories s appeared in front of Shi Xiao ai's minds, all of which came from the memory of the original owner. In all those pictures, a large aluminum lunch box is indispensable. This lunch box would always appear on their window sill in the morning when it was still dark, and it would always be filled to the brim every time it was opened. Either a box of hot meat buns or a box of freshly fried dough sticks pressed into a porcelain shape. Another time, the aluminum lunch box was filled with a box full of sugar! At that time, the original owner had been suffering from a fever for several days. The old man was so anxious that he couldn't do anything to help him, so he had to hunt around and get this box of candy. This is the most nutritious thing the old man can find for his granddaughter. Even through her memory, Shi Xiao ai was shocked when she saw it. You know that even in today's era, a person's sugar

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