[A 1980s Military Marriage: A Golden Finger Snatched Away by a Double-Pure Spiritual Power] Su Nianzhi, the female soldier king of the apocalypse, is reborn as the sickly bystander in period dramas, utterly enraged by her broken engagement. Reborn in a single day, she beats up the scumbag and exposes his infidelity. She changes the fate of her entire family, snatching the heroine’s golden finger. And then, she flees from the wolf cubs eyeing her. “Qin Xiaoyun, I’m poor, and I have a bunch of weirdos at home. You’re jumping into a fire pit!” The man says solemnly, “Love me, and I love my family too. I value family!” “I’m weak, I can’t carry anything,” the man says gravely. “Marrying a wife isn’t about work.” “I can’t have children. Staying with me will leave you without a family.” The man looks up at the sky, pondering for a moment. “Then I’ll raise you as my daughter…” Su Nianzhi: Since I can’t resist, I’ll just lie back and enjoy it. — Returning home on leave, Qin Xiaoyun, forced into a blind date, falls for Su Nianzhi, the woman everyone in the village says is unmarriageable. It is said that she gets a minor illness every three days and a major illness every five days. Marrying her is like marrying a prostitute. But when he saw Su Nianzhi, who was out of breath after walking a few steps, and using a sack to trap someone, his heart was instantly struck by the panting, tender and cute little face. Later, the frail young wife followed him to join the army. He saw his wife knock a wild boar unconscious with one hand and kick a wild wolf away with one kick. (?°?°?) One day, he saw his wife holding a knife in her left hand, with her right hand on her waist, angrily slamming the table, with a gangster look on her face, and grinning at the spy, “I have plenty of ways to make you confess!”