Transmigrated as the Wicked Fake Heiress, I Join the Army While Pregnant

[Feel-good story + substitute marriage + military marriage + transmigrating into a book + pregnancy and raising kids + making a fortune] [Real and fake heiresses VS a reborn woman]

Ruan Susu transmigrated into a book as the wicked fake heiress, and after being married off in someone else's place, she got pregnant with the male lead's child. The book explicitly says that after the original character learned her childhood sweetheart was going to get married, she not only threw a fit and demanded a divorce, but also tried to abort the baby.

Even worse, after the divorce, the original character wrote a letter to the military, accusing the male lead of forcing her into marriage and nearly ruining his promising future.

Later, the male lead was cleared of the false accusations. During that time, he met the reborn heroine, and they lived happily ever after. The original character, meanwhile, was deceived and died penniless beneath a bridge.

Knowing how the story was supposed to unfold, Ruan Susu had no intention of meeting the same fate. After the male lead pulled her out of the river, she immediately decided to join him at his post.

Of course, Ruan Susu was ready for Mu Sichen to grow tired of her at any moment. But... things didn't seem to be going as she'd imagined. Not only were her parents-in-law and adoptive parents doting on her, but the real heiress was clinging to her, too.

The real heiress became a devoted big-sister fan and said, “Wherever you point, I'll strike. In this life, I'll listen to you more than anyone.”

Before long, rumors were swirling. “They say the famously cold-faced officer turns into a clingy puppy in front of his wife.”

A kind-hearted military wife even took Ruan Susu by the wrist and asked, “Little Ruan, your husband seems like the theatrical type. He doesn't hit you behind closed doors, does he?”

Ruan Susu thought of the little gifts that mysteriously appeared at home whenever Mu Sichen returned from a mission, and the desserts he brought back from the city because they were her favorites. She hurried to set the record straight:

“No, I don't think so... He's really good to me.”