Transmigrate Into a Book: In the '60s, the Glamorous Heiress Rises Through Her Child

1960s, life in a military compound, raising kids, food, special abilities, transmigration into a book

When Shen Lanqing wakes up, she's become a frail, delicate heiress in a novel set in the past.

The original Shen Lanqing bought the male lead as her live-in husband for five thousand yuan, but who could have guessed he'd turn around and enlist in the army up north?

Then her whole family is investigated. With no money and a child in tow, she has no choice but to follow the army. But when she reaches the north, she discovers that her husband is already married and has a three-year-old child.

To lighten her burden and stay in the city, the original Shen Lanqing abandons her son and runs away. In the end, she's sold to an old man in a remote mountain village and dies after being abused. Meanwhile, the son she abandoned is taken in by the head of the military region, who treats him like his own.

Shen Lanqing hasn't even had time to run away when her bargain-bin son takes her to the imposing commander seated in a wheelchair. “You saved me, so I'll introduce you to my mom.”

Shen Lanqing: “?”

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Later, someone asks Shen Lanqing how she won over Lu Hanxiao.

Shen Lanqing replies, “…Would you believe me if I said I owe it all to my son?”

(From the heroine's perspective, they marry first and fall in love later. From the hero's perspective, it's love at first sight.)