Reborn in the 1970S: I Search for My Husband with My Child and Get Spoiled by a Tough Country Man

A mysterious, cool-headed yet resilient spiritual healer and military wife x a magnetic, fiercely protective King of Hell Si Yao was reborn, returning to the moment just before her family’s spiritual ring was stolen and she was captured to be used as a test subject. In her previous life, a woman who had transmigrated and disguised herself as a researcher coveted Si Yao’s Taiyin bloodline. Not only did the twins in her womb dissolve into bloody water, but Si Yao herself died miserably in a foreign land. This time, enduring the dual torment of her bloodline going wild and excruciating pregnancy cramps, she had only one thought: run! Head northwest! Find her military officer husband, Shen Mozhou, whose pure Yang constitution could save both her and her babies! The scheming transmigrator thought she could use the same trick to steal the Hundred Herbs Spirit Ring? Si Yao claimed it as her own in advance. The poisonous vines she grew would teach that woman exactly why flowers are red! But Si Yao was troubled. She had no affection for the husband she had met only a handful of times, and this “search for my husband” was simply a matter of survival. The murderous aura around him made her instinctively want to keep her distance. What she never expected was that the legendary “Living King of Hell,” ruthless and forbidding to all, would use his broad hands, rough with calluses, to touch her pregnant belly with awkward tenderness after finding her. His gaze was so burning that it seemed ready to melt her. Word spread like wildfire through the military compound: the “Living King of Hell’s” wife, who had come out of nowhere, was not only as beautiful as a temptress, but also had the skill to bring the dead back to life! She could save rare medicinal plants whose roots had rotted, and snatch gravely wounded soldiers back from the King of Hell. The soldiers treated her like a living bodhisattva, and the military leaders treasured her. But no one dared look at her for too long, because the way the “Living King of Hell” looked at his wife was just like a wolf guarding its food!