[Military Marriage in the 1970s + Woman Who Transmigrates into a Book vs Reborn Woman + Second Male Lead Rises to the Top Through a Child + Marriage Before Love + Sweet Romance and Raising a Child]
Eighteen-year-old Lin Nuannuan fainted from low blood sugar during her college entrance exams. When she woke up, she had transmigrated into a novel as the childhood sweetheart of the male lead, Jian Hengyi, a side character who was five months pregnant with his child.
In the book, she had just come of age when her own mother drugged her. She lost her virginity on a rainy night and discovered three months later that she was pregnant. But the male lead not only refused to acknowledge her, he also fled to the provincial capital. In a fit of despair, the original character jumped into a river, killing herself and her baby.
Lin Nuannuan, a woman from the twenty-first century, wasn't going to put up with that. With her belly already showing, she went to the Jian family and used the pregnancy to demand a large sum of money.
Facing her greedy parents and older brother and sister-in-law, Lin Nuannuan used the excuse of making Jian Hengyi take responsibility to successfully escape her birth family. She took all the money and planned to leave for good.
Just as she was preparing to return to her old line of work and become a single mother, she ran into the tricky problem of getting her child registered.
For no apparent reason, she was tricked into becoming the wife of a fool. Lin Nuannuan had nearly jumped from one den of wolves into another tiger's lair. Just as she stood there with her belly swollen and tears in her eyes, a handsome army officer suddenly appeared, said it was love at first sight, and offered to be the father of the baby in her belly. He even said he would take her to live with him at his army post.
Heavens, where had this kind of good fortune come from?
Half-skeptical, Lin Nuannuan boarded the train with the man, for the sake of her child and the household registration.
But why did the child look more and more like this man as he grew up?
“Tell me, did you recognize me from the start?”
Looking at the father and son, who seemed to have been made from the very same mold, Lin Nuannuan, afflicted with three years of pregnancy brain, finally remembered to settle an old score.
The man smiled slyly and said nothing, answering her through his actions.
