The Capitalist Heiress Marries a Childless Officer and Becomes the Family’s Darling

[Military marriage + space + family-wide adoration + face-slapping and taking down scumbags + marriage first, love later + stand-in bride + fertility and good luck + blessed little fairy descends to earth and transmigrates into a book: radiant capitalist heiress VS dashing, manly, irresistibly masculine military officer who can't have children]

The blessed little fairy Si Ye descended to earth to undergo a trial. Carrying her memories, she was born into a wealthy family in modern Shanghai, with fair skin, stunning looks, and long legs: a true beauty among the wealthy.

Then she transmigrated into a book.

She landed in a period novel as the cannon-fodder villainess, Gu Siye, the eldest daughter of a capitalist family in Shanghai.

As soon as she arrived, her scumbag father forced her to take her stepsister's place as a bride, marrying a military officer who couldn't have children.

Her stepsister said, “That man comes from a peasant background, and he can't have children, either. They say he's impotent. I'm not marrying him! Let my older sister do it.”

Si Ye didn't mind. Her true form was a four-leaf clover blessed with fertility. With her around, even a man who supposedly couldn't have children could become a lucky father, and childbirth would be painless, with no stress throughout pregnancy or delivery.

Si Ye said, “All right. But we need to agree on the terms first.”

She used the opportunity to claim her maternal grandfather's ancestral bracelet. Once she bonded with it, a mysterious space opened up. That night, she took every valuable in the house, leaving nothing behind, and made her scumbag father write a severance letter. She even changed her surname. Only then was she satisfied and willing to go meet her prospective groom.

The moment she saw the supposedly infertile military officer, her eyes lit up and she thought:

I'm in.

But after they got married, her supposedly infertile husband proved too vigorous, and Si Ye spent every night rubbing her sore waist. They were a loving couple, sweet as honey.

Her husband, her in-laws, and the wives of the other servicemen all spoiled her rotten.

Life couldn't be better!

Si Ye even had triplets in one pregnancy and five children in three years.

The people waiting to laugh at her were completely dumbfounded.

So much for being unable to have children! How could she be this fertile and lucky?