Remarrying into the Military with My Kid: The Fierce Villain Has Me in His Arms

[1970s setting + mother remarries + lucky-charm darling of the family + marriage first, love later + everyday family life + cozy farming + making a fortune + daily life with the army]

Tang Lina unexpectedly transmigrated into the body of a beautiful young widow in the 1970s, and a local bully had set his sights on her.

Ill-intentioned people were also looking for a chance to kick her while she was down.

One after another, they tried to force her into a trap.

Tang Lina made it clear: not only was there no door, there wasn't even a window!

Whoever wanted to jump into that pit could do it themselves.

In any case, she would choose her own next husband!

After a flurry of maneuvering, Tang Lina made up her mind. “I'll take him.”

“Um...”

The matchmaker stammered, “He's injured, and it's pretty serious. He can't move his lower body. Still, at least both of you already have children.”

Tang Lina, who had a “private ailment” of her own, smiled even more brightly, practically shouting, “Paralyzed from the waist down? That's perfect! Just perfect!”

That way, since she had no interest in sex, she wouldn't have to figure out how to fulfill her marital duties.

She promptly skipped off and married him, taking her daughter along.

After the wedding...

“That pretty boy's body looks good, does it? Hmm?”

At night, the man took wicked pleasure in giving his wife a hard time.

Tang Lina, whose back and legs ached every day, clutched her sore waist and felt like cursing. What kind of man got jealous over the tiniest thing?

If she so much as looked at another man or praised him twice, her jealous husband would start taking the bed apart at the slightest provocation.

Who was the one who said he was paralyzed from the waist down and couldn't do that sort of thing?

Come out here! I promise I won't beat you to death!

The little lucky charm's story:

Who says I'm a little burden?

I'm not!

I'm the real deal, a lucky charm!

Just watch me go from a little burden to the most adored kid around.