The Seventies: A Stunning Beauty Marries a Cold-Faced Officer at First Sight

[Alternate setting + sweet romance + both leads reborn + married first, in love later + golden finger (rarely appears) + love grows over time + two powerful leads] As soon as Tang Wanting is reborn, her cousin swaps their marriage arrangements. In her previous life, Tang Wanting married an utterly useless man. Through her own efforts, she became a wealthy wife everyone envied. Her cousin married a young master from the capital, who was also the most promising young officer, Fu Haoze. Sadly, he died not long after. Tang Wanting gazes at the handsome man lying in a hospital bed, lame, poisoned, and barely clinging to life. The Tang family’s medical arts can bring the dead back to life and restore flesh to bone, and she is their only heir. During one mission, officer Fu Haoze suffered a debilitating injury. To cure him, Tang Wanting keeps all kinds of tonics coming, and the man dotes on her until she blooms with happiness. One day, while at the training ground, he receives the news that his wife is pregnant and is so excited he nearly falls over. When he gets home, his grin stretches from ear to ear. He looks at his beloved wife, at a loss for what to do, wishing he could give her every good thing in the world. Away on a mission, he finds his fellow soldiers especially annoying and calls Tang Wanting to complain, only to learn she is pregnant with their second child. . Tang Xiaomei, certain she had everything in the bag, realizes she bet on the wrong horse. Not only does she fail to become a wealthy wife, she has to support her family while battling poor health. The Fu Haoze she once looked down on enjoys a smooth military career, while Tang Wanting restores the Tang family’s medical arts to fame and makes a fortune. She also has a pair of obedient, adorable, clever children, and becomes a true winner in life. Tang Xiaomei is green with envy. Why does Tang Wanting get all the good things?