[Period setting + reborn + space System + raising children + joining the military + food + face-slapping + real and fake heiresses + marriage first, love later]
After completing her transmigration-into-a-book mission, Sheng Zhuzhu returns to 1981, the year she was a doomed cannon-fodder character.
The moment she opens her eyes, her adoptive parents are forcing her into an old man’s bed. When she refuses, they hit her with a stool and threaten her with a kitchen knife until she gives in!
For money, her adoptive parents are willing to ruin the rest of her life and clear the way for their biological daughter.
“Your grandma is dead now. There’s no one left to spoil you, so serve the factory director properly!”
“We’re your parents. Everything you have belongs to us!”
In her previous life, she had been a fool: drugging the man who treated her well, mistaking her enemies for her real parents, and doing whatever they told her!
This time, she has more than thirty skills at her disposal, and she’s determined to defy fate and change her life!
She’ll send her adoptive parents to prison, find her real parents, expose the fake heiress for who she is, then go find her man with her pregnant belly and build a happy life with him.
With a space at her command, she has nothing to fear.
She carves out a livelihood for herself on a deserted island, clearing land and planting crops, raising pigs and ducks, and even opening her own restaurant. Her life gets better and better.
Everyone assumes that the handsome, formidable officer doesn’t like her, since he won’t let her join him at his post. They all wait for the couple to divorce so they can have a laugh.
But the more they watch, the stranger it seems...
Zhou Huai’an looks after the children, feeds the chickens, ducks, and geese, and even washes his wife’s feet, massages her shoulders, and rubs her back. He cherishes her like the apple of his eye, calling her “wife” all day long. He’s famous around the compound for doting on her.
Everyone is stunned to see this iron-willed man turn into a clingy wife-fearing husband.
Is this really right?
Zhou Huai’an gloats: “What do you know? I fell in love with her at first sight!”
It looks good, but it feels too short.
The short story is not bad, the heroine is crisp and clear, and not sloppy. It is a pity that Fang did not receive the punishment he deserved.