I Married His Infertile Younger Uncle and Had Triplets; My Ex-Husband Regretted It So Much He Nearly Choked on Blood

[1960s + military marriage + devoted husband + raising children + devoted to one another + special abilities]

In her previous life, Shi Niannian couldn’t have children, and Yan Rusong was the only man willing to marry her.

She thought she’d found salvation, never suspecting it was all part of a shocking conspiracy.

She cared for his paralyzed father and sickly mother, then poured her heart and soul into raising the two frail children he had adopted.

He was never home, working like a beast for his widowed sister-in-law, while she foolishly thought he was simply a good person.

Later, the daughter she had raised with such devotion pushed her down the stairs with her own hands. The son she had carefully nurtured into adulthood removed her oxygen mask and sent her to her death.

The daughter said to her widowed sister-in-law, overjoyed, “Mom, now I can finally call you Mom!”

The son looked at her with disdain. “This stupid woman was good for something, after all. At least her heart can get us a project worth tens of billions.”

Only then did she learn that the children she’d raised were actually the offspring of her husband and his sister-in-law’s affair.

They drained every last bit of value from her, using her flesh and blood to pave their way to wealth.

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She’s reborn before the wedding.

It’s still a famine year. She’s done with that heartless man, and she won’t raise those ungrateful children.

She’ll just watch and see if they can grow up without her.

Without her flesh and blood, how will he get close to the powerful?

Later, the man pins her against the door, his hands gripping her waist. Red-eyed, he begs hoarsely from outside: “Wife, I know I was wrong. Please give me another chance. Don’t leave me...”

Before he can finish, the door suddenly opens, and someone kicks him flying. “Get it straight: she’s your aunt by marriage.”