Transmigrated into a Book Set in the 1960s: The Cannon-Fodder Supporting Lady Takes Her Child and Remarries into the Military

Military marriage + alternate setting + remarrying with children + joining her husband at his post + devoted husband + no portable-space golden finger

Wen Ying thought she was still working in the underworld. Then she opened her eyes and discovered she had transmigrated into a period novel she'd read in a previous life, becoming the cannon-fodder ex-wife of the male lead.

In the book, the male lead despised his original wife for being uneducated and not knowing how to dress, so he divorced her and married a cultured capitalist's daughter from the city who had studied abroad: the heroine of the story.

Fine. Wen Ying didn't want that dirtbag anyway. Since he was marrying the heroine, she'd take her daughter and marry his superior, who was also his sworn rival.

A beautiful woman had arrived in the military family compound with a little girl in tow. That alone was enough to shock everyone.

But then they found out she was neighbors with her ex-husband, who had married a capitalist's daughter.

The ex-husband also realized that his former wife, who had once been plain and uneducated, was now adored by everyone, while his sworn rival spoiled the mother and daughter rotten.

They lived a sweet, lively life, while getting into one chaotic mess after another.

But what could anyone do? People had to pay for their own actions.

But hadn't that man said he couldn't have children? She'd been so happy she wouldn't have to go through childbirth.

So how on earth had her belly gotten so big?

Facing his angry wife's glare, he patiently coaxed her. “Honey, the doctor only said it was possible. Don't be mad. Think of the baby...”