I Married the Hero as His Stepmother, but the Heroine Has It All

[The 1980s + contrasting heroines + military marriage + mistaken marriage swap + everyday life raising a child + heroine’s career + mutual devotion]

Shen An’an opens her eyes and finds herself in the 1980s.

Her identity: an orphan whose father is dead and whose mother remarried and disappeared without a trace.

Her predicament: her cousin has her eye on her fiancé, while Shen An’an lies in bed in the same room as a strange man. Her so-called relatives have her trapped inside, accusing her of adultery.

From the start, she’s been dealt a terrible hand, but Shen An’an strikes back without hesitation:

She finds a soldier to be her rock, cuts ties with her family, and puts on a show to get her money. Laughing as she strides out the door, she signs a marriage contract.

So what if her cousin has been reborn? Shen An’an won’t let anyone who gets in her way off the hook!

Tian Baozhu has been reborn. In her previous life, she married a soldier and was widowed just days later. Meanwhile, her cousin Shen An’an used an arranged marriage to become a rich man’s wife for life.

Reborn once more, Tian Baozhu naturally plans to snatch that opportunity for herself. What’s more, she’ll make Shen An’an, who once refused to save her, a widow.

She had everything planned out, so why was the man who barged in the renowned one-armed war hero, Sui Yanzhou?

Still, making Shen An’an marry a disabled man and become his stepchildren’s mother isn’t such a bad outcome.

But Tian Baozhu waits and waits. She sees that her own husband hasn’t made a fortune, then reads the news that Shen An’an has made money again. Just where did things go wrong?

Shen An’an: Could it be that I’m the one who’s actually a tycoon?