Reborn in the Body of a Pregnant Villainess, My Strong but Tragic Husband Reclaims Our Child

(Alternate history) [Transmigrate into a book vs. reborn] [Wicked farmer’s daughter and ex-wife vs. capitalist young master sent to the countryside] [Pregnancy + raising children + redemption] [Hated and tragic powerhouse from her past life returns for revenge vs. big-hearted, scatterbrained, sweet and gentle heroine who transmigrated into a book] [Everyday family life, marriage first and love later + working hard to build a better life]

Zang Youning’s version: The sky is falling! I’ve become the wicked ex-wife of a villainous powerhouse, and I’m destined to be burned alive. Before it all begins, I have to keep my secret identity hidden, warm this tragic powerhouse’s heart with love, and cling to his coattails. The book says the three children were reincarnated from different worlds: one from the apocalypse, one from an ancient dynasty as a civil official, and one as a mermaid. They’ll gradually regain their memories after turning twelve. Sadly, two of them die young. One is frail, and after recovering her memories, she dies of illness before she can even get out of prison. Now that I’m their mother, I’ll protect them with all my heart and make sure to cling to their coattails someday.

Qi Xiuyuan’s version: In my previous life, my family was destroyed, and it all started with that wicked woman. Reborn, I’ll protect the children and save my parents and younger sister from their early deaths. That wicked woman and her uncle’s family can stay together forever. I’ll strike hard when they’re at their most smug! Wait, why is this wicked woman acting so different?

Little Tuantuan’s version: When I was born, Dad said he would take me and my brothers away. I glanced at him, snuggled against Mom, and happily guzzled her milk. Yum! Dad muttered, “Never mind. We’ll wait until Tuantuan is weaned!” When I was two, Mom tried to wean me. I got mad and decided to run away so she couldn’t find me. I packed my little clothes and looked at Dad expectantly. He said, “Honey, you’ve had a long day. I’ll wash your feet tonight!” Little Tuantuan: ? You promised to take me away.