On Our Wedding Day, I Was Passionately Kissed by a Cold-Faced Military Doctor

Set in the 1980s, with a military marriage, mutual fidelity, a stepmother heroine, marriage first and love later, and a sweet, doting romance throughout their marriage.

Xiang Qing transmigrated into the daughter of the richest man in Xicheng in the 1980s. On her very first day, she overheard Liu Zheng, the man her original self loved, plotting with his mother to swindle her out of her dowry.

Xiang Qing held back her anger and chose to expose Liu Zheng’s crimes in front of everyone on their wedding day.

To win back Xiang Qing, their golden goose, the Liu family wrote up a thick stack of promises and guarantees. In the end, they could only watch as she married another man.

Everyone in Xicheng said that Xiang Qing, daughter of the richest man, was a pretty but brainless ornament. She had barely left her scumbag boyfriend before marrying an older man with two children.

What no one knew was that the man Xiang Qing married, Zhong Ming, was not only an officer, but also a professor at a medical university and a legendary doctor at the General Hospital of the People's Liberation Army. And the children under Zhong Ming's care were actually the orphans of his fallen comrades. He had adopted them, and they had taken his surname.

After marrying, Xiang Qing enjoyed a happy family and a successful career. Yet people said that no matter how well she lived, she was destined to be nothing more than a servant, because the man she married had long declared he would never have children.

But more than a year later, at Xiang Qing's eldest brother's wedding, that famously handsome and wealthy man, who held several prestigious roles, carefully led the very pregnant Xiang Qing by the hand. The adoration on his face was almost sickeningly sweet.

On the day she gave birth, Xiang Qing lay on the delivery bed, writhing in pain and crying that she didn't want to have the baby anymore.

The man leaned down, his eyes wet, and kissed his wife's forehead. Choking back tears, he said, “Wife, I was wrong. Just a little longer, sweetheart. I swear I'll never let you feel this kind of pain again. We won't have any more children...”