I Transmigrated into a Soldier King’s Widow and Came Out on Top

Period drama + military marriage + golden finger + adorable biological children Su Lanxing had faced death calmly. When a car veered off the ramp and struck her, she thought it might be for the best: at least she’d suffer less, though she did feel bad for the little child beside her. When she opened her eyes again, she was undergoing the most brutal torture imaginable. She’d become a mother in the worst possible way, hadn’t even slept with her husband, and had suffered through every bit of it. A never-been-kissed old maid had twins in one go. Fortunately, she had a golden finger, so raising two children in an era of shortages would be no problem. Have a baby, husband dies, split the family: three major events, all done in one go! It was just a shame about the Aoguang she’d burned for herself in her previous life. Who knew who would end up taking it over? Su Lanxing put her hands on her hips and glared at the little dumpling in front of her. “Say that again!” The little dumpling drooled through his toothless grin. “Your husband, my dad, isn’t dead. For the sake of your future happiness, get your act together!” Su Lanxing changed the diaper of the second baby, who was fussing beside her. “I can just pretend he’s dead!” “No, we must have a mission in this book. A hero shouldn’t have to live out his days in obscurity!” Su Lanxing nearly dropped the ‘native’ second baby in her hands. “A book?” “Dear Mom, let me explain everything…”