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Lin Wan, a modern corporate slave, died from overworking on a proposal late at night. When she woke up, she found herself reborn as a young wife who’d just married into a remote mountain village in the 1980s—her in-laws were so poor they had no rice left, and her husband Gu Beicheng, a retired special forces soldier, was as cold and silent as an “unwarmed stone.” But when she tried to build a career with modern ideas, the “stone” quietly changed: he’d secretly guard her stall to fend off hooligans, give her his half-year savings for inventory, and even climb two mountains in the rain to buy the oranges she’d mentioned in passing. From selling handmade knitwear to opening the village’s first convenience store, Gu Beicheng was always her “invisible backup”; and she melted his封闭 with tenderness—turns out his silence hid a longing for “home,” and his cold face masked an instinct to protect his wife deep in his bones. When a modern strong woman meets an 80s tough guy’s “stubborn spoiling,” this cross-time marriage is so sweet that even the cracks in the old mud walls are dripping with honey.
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