Seventies Island Life with the Army: Raising Kids and Enjoying the Gossip, Worry-Free

[Period] [Military Marriage] [Rugged Hero] [Raising Kids] [Multiple Transmigrators]

An Ying works herself to death from overtime and transmigrates to 1970, becoming the real daughter the An family has brought home.

At first, An Ying thinks she's transmigrated into a story about a stepmother raising children, but the book has no plotline about a real and fake heiress.

In the book, the fake heiress marries her childhood betrothed and joins the military. She becomes the contrast character to the heroine, a cannon-fodder doomed to a tragic fate after mistreating her adopted children.

In reality, the fake heiress has already married An Ying's older brother and become her sister-in-law. The real daughter is on her way to an island to fulfill her betrothal, and An Ying transmigrates while traveling there.

After arriving on the island, An Ying gets rich through a group-buying chat and enjoys a sweet life with her soldier fiancé.

Then a few more people transmigrate, throwing the plot into chaos. The butterfly effect wipes out the storyline about the adopted children.

No problem. An Ying gets pregnant herself, and raising kids while sharing gossip is twice the fun.

Gradually, An Ying discovers that a massive conspiracy is hidden behind the real and fake heiresses...