Reborn in 1970s: I Brought My Twins to to the Military District to Divorce But Got Pampered by the Commander Instead

Song Yuntang, a modern corporate worker and traditional Chinese medicine doctoral student, transmigrates into the body of a woman with the same name in 1977 rural China. The original host had endured five years of abuse from her greedy uncle Song Mingde and aunt Ding Yuzhen after being sent to the countryside by her parents. Forced into a marriage with Fu Weicheng, a disgraced military officer, through a scheme by her aunt, the original host was abandoned when Fu Weicheng returned to the capital. She gave birth to twins, Niannian and An’an, and was subsequently bullied to death by her relatives. Upon awakening, Song Yuntang discovers her aunt is selling her womb to a lecherous old bachelor for nine hundred yuan. She retaliates by knocking out her aunt, swapping her clothes with the aunt’s, and locking the old bachelor in the room with the unconscious woman, exposing their adultery to the village.

After securing her children and reclaiming stolen assets using a mystical "Lingbao Space" system that provides spiritual water and storage, Song Yuntang leaves the village for Beijing. Her goal is to divorce Fu Weicheng and secure household registration for her children in the capital. On the train, she encounters a human trafficker named Li Xiulan. Using her combat skills and quick wit, she exposes the trafficker with the help of a tall, handsome soldier who happens to be Fu Weicheng. During the journey, Song Yuntang also uses her medical expertise to treat Commander He, the head of the Beijing Military District, for heart failure using acupuncture. This act earns her access to the military district upon arrival.

Upon reaching Beijing, Song Yuntang confronts Fu Weicheng in his office to demand a divorce. She accuses him of abandoning her and their children for five years. Fu Weicheng is stunned and denies the allegations, presenting evidence that he sent money, letters, and train tickets monthly, and even traveled to the village to find her. He reveals that he was told by her uncle that she died during childbirth. The misunderstanding stems from the intercepted correspondence and the lies told by Song Mingde and Ding Yuzhen, who had been collecting the money Fu Weicheng sent while letting the original host starve. Song Yuntang realizes her husband is not the scumbag she believed him to be, but rather a man who tried to support his family despite being deceived.

Despite the cleared misunderstandings, Song Yuntang initially insists on divorce, citing the lack of emotional bond and the traumatic past. Fu Weicheng refuses to agree, determined to make amends. The situation is complicated by the arrival of Fang Siyue, the daughter of the Political Commissar and Fu Weicheng’s arranged fiancée, who views Song Yuntang as an inferior rural intruder. Song Yuntang stands her ground against Fang Siyue’s hostility, asserting her legal status as Fu Weicheng’s wife. The story shifts from survival and revenge against abusive relatives to navigating complex romantic and social dynamics within the military compound, as Song Yuntang works to build a new life for herself and her children while dealing with Fu Weicheng’s persistent efforts to win her back.