[Military marriage + transmigration + hearing animals’ thoughts + farming + entrepreneurship and business + humiliating villains + pregnancy and raising kids]
All-knowing, all-capable sweetheart VS devoted, loyal, rugged military officer
A famous twenty-first-century businesswoman is caught in a conspiracy and transmigrates to the 1980s.
When she opens her eyes, she finds herself in the body of a pampered young woman whose whole family leeches off her. She’s also pregnant, with no idea who the father is.
Even more incredible, she can hear animals’ thoughts.
The original owner was both pitiful and detestable. She spent her military officer husband’s allowance while looking down on him for being a rough, unsophisticated man who didn’t know how to be tender.
Her parents and younger sister are leeches, too, and they’re already arguing outside about how to spend the allowance.
After hearing a cat’s thoughts, Shen Jianyue decides to stay away from the leeches and stop propping up her family. While she’s at it, she’ll go to the island, tell Lu Huaifeng the truth, and get a divorce.
Lu Huaifeng knows his wife doesn’t like him and thinks he’s too rough and doesn’t know how to treat her well. She must have come to see him this time because she needs something, or maybe even to ask for a divorce.
He waits for her to speak.
But he never expected that his pampered wife, who used to do no housework at all, would be good at everything, including making delicious meals that are never the same twice.
He falls even harder for her. He’s ready to agree to anything that isn’t too outrageous, as long as she doesn’t divorce him.
“Lu Huaifeng, I want a divorce!”
Lu Huaifeng: “I don’t agree.”
“I’m pregnant. It’s someone else’s child.”
Lu Huaifeng: “...”
He couldn’t be the sucker who raised another man’s child. His mother and sister-in-law would never let him hear the end of it.
But after his wife leaves, he discovers that the child might actually be his?
Lu Huaifeng reaches out in a desperate plea: “Honey, don’t go. I’m willing to raise the child as my own.”
