She Kept the Child and Left the Father Behind, Then Inherited Her Late Husband's Fortune

Li Yao transmigrated into a book, becoming Li Yaoniang, the villainous aunt of the heroine in a transmigration novel. Widowed young and childless, she took the heroine’s younger brother as her heir, tearing the girl’s family apart. In the end, she lost both her fortune and her family, and died alone in a desolate back courtyard. Li Yaoniang: ?? What kind of heartless ingrates are these people? You really can only count on your own children. Before her late husband’s bones had even turned cold, Li Yaoniang hurriedly found a burly, rough-around-the-edges soldier in a border town in northern Xinjiang. She became his lover, got pregnant, then happily went home with two little treasures in her belly to inherit her late husband’s estate. Who would have guessed that the rough soldier she’d seduced was none other than Li Jin Qiu, the renowned God of War of Northern Xinjiang and Prince of Zhenbei? Hah! At last he’d met a woman he wanted to cherish with all his heart. Run away? Not so fast. What she didn’t expect was that her dead husband, who should have been nothing but bones by now, came back alive with his new wife, a son, and a daughter. Seven years later, when Li Yao encountered Li Jin Qiu again, she failed to recognize the man who had shaved off his big beard and transformed from a rough border-town soldier into a handsome gentleman. It was rare to meet a man who was not only good-looking but also blessed with an incredible physique. After years without a man, Li Yao eagerly went after him. Li Jin Qiu: Hah!!!