The 1970S' Most Hated Girl Marries a Demobilized Officer and Has Multiples

(Both leads are faithful + transmigration + marriage first, love later) Yao Qingqing dies suddenly and transmigrates after death into the body of a notorious young wife in the 1970s. Her original husband has been away from home for eight months, yet she already has a “pregnant belly” of five months. Rumors spread, and everyone points fingers at her. Unable to bear the humiliation, the young wife throws herself into the river. But how could transmigrated Yao Qingqing be so foolish? Her husband feels nothing for her? No problem. They can simply part ways. Her cousin and her husband are true love? Wonderful. She’ll help them be together. A scumbag and a dog make a fine pair. May they stay together forever. By a twist of fate, Yao Qingqing marries the original wife’s “brother-in-law.” There’s no love between them; they each get what they need and keep each other warm. They say her second husband had a former girlfriend he’d been in love with for years. Yao Qingqing made a deal with him: once the ex came back for him, she would leave. He pinned Yao Qingqing against the wall, his eyes bloodshot. “Who made that deal with you? Who said you could give me away?”