You Hurt Your Own Family, So I Married an Officer. Why Are You Crying?

In her previous life, Chen Zhaolu was murdered by her own parents and family.

Her mother said, “Your sister is smarter than you. You should let her have your chance to go to college.”

Her father said, “What’s wrong with marrying an old man who’s been married before? Older men know how to treat a woman.”

Her sister said, “I’ll go to school in your place, and I’ll take care of your man for you.”

Her brother said, “Once you’re married, I can afford to take a wife. You’ll have to help me raise my son later, too.”

Given another life, Chen Zhaolu decides to take revenge on those who wronged her, and to go wild whenever she feels like it. She’ll make sure everyone who hurt her gets hurt in return.

She won’t give up her place at university. Her sister can marry the abusive twice-divorced old man instead.

She’ll make life miserable for her birth family, then find her cousin a shrew of a wife to move in with him.

By chance, she runs into the older man she hadn’t gotten around to marrying in her previous life, and she decisively marries him on the spot.

But after she elopes with the military officer and cuts ties with her family, she never expects them all to fall apart and beg her for forgiveness.

Even more surprising, the man who was so dignified, elegant, and refined in her previous life was a shameless soldier when he was young.

His stamina is terrifying, for one thing, and he won’t stop pestering her to have a baby.

Before she knows it, she’s had twins and solved the Gu family’s crisis of having no heirs.