Period + male lead who cannot have children + military marriage + devoted husband + faithful to each other + building a prosperous life + everyday family life
An Nuannuan transmigrates into a book as a fake heiress in a period novel. On the night of her engagement, her identity is exposed, and as she flees in panic, the second male lead, Qi Nian, pulls her into a private room and boldly comes to her rescue.
When she wakes, she discovers that he is none other than Song Weicheng's older brother, her fiancé. Ashamed, An Nuannuan flees in a panic.
Back at the An home, she faces questions from her adoptive parents and the real heiress, An Zhuzhu, but resolutely moves out.
After a series of twists and turns, An Nuannuan arrives on the island where Song Qinian is stationed. He patiently helps her find a job and even secures her a spot in the restored college entrance exam. His attentive care brings them closer, and before long, love blossoms between them.
But one day, An Nuannuan discovers that she's suffering from morning sickness...
Hmm. . . What should I say, after reading the first ten chapters or so, I was not attracted to it. The heroine gave people a feeling of being useless and self-centered. While she wanted the protection of the male protagonist, she also said to the male protagonist: Women in the new era must be independent. Is the novel intended to be closer to reality? It's understandable to want to be independent, but based on the situation at the time, it felt like "being both independent and independent". I didn't like this kind of plot very much. Consider it a coming-of-age story, a coming-of-age story is always a bit frustrating.