The Nineties: The Humble Officer Is Putty in the Hands of a Research Genius

<Gentle, determined research powerhouse × humble, hot-tempered king of the military>

[Sweet military marriage, devoted to each other, married first and fall in love later, adorable baby, husband pursues his wife after losing her, transmigration to the 1980s and 1990s]

After a passionate night, Jiang Yunchu ran off clutching her waist. She had meant to treat it as a brief fling, but her scumbag father refused to leave well enough alone. After going around in circles, she ended up seeking out Fu Jing after all.

Since she was doing it anyway, she told herself, spending one night together wasn’t much different from spending a lifetime together.

On their wedding day, before the ink on their marriage certificate had even dried, the bastard ran off and left her behind?

When news arrived that Fu Jing had died in the line of duty, Jiang Yunchu touched her pregnant belly, completely bewildered.

Seriously, whose transmigration experience is this tragic?

A widow’s life is full of trouble, especially when she’s a young, beautiful war hero’s widow who knows how to make money.

Jiang Yunchu gritted her teeth and powered through, raising her child and making money at the same time. Her life was thriving.

As a soldier, Fu Jing had too many things beyond his control. An unexpected mission made him a “fallen hero,” keeping him away for four years.

He climbed over mountains of corpses and survived one deadly danger after another. At last, he returned to his wife, thinking they would finally live happily as husband and wife. But his wife, who had suffered for four years, instead handed him divorce papers.

Fu Jing looked pitiful. “Honey, I was wrong. Can we please not get divorced?”

Jiang Yunchu smiled brilliantly, breathtakingly beautiful. “Sure, if you can help our son with his homework.”

Their son was soft, adorable, and lovable. Fu Jing felt relieved. His wife really couldn’t bear to leave him!

But could someone explain why the son everyone in the neighborhood thought was a fool was such a genius?

For the 101st time, Rui Rui looked at his cheap dad like he was an idiot, then took his mother’s hand and said in his soft, adorable voice, “Mommy~ He’s so dumb. Let’s not keep him, okay!”