One Baby After Another! Big Shot, Weren’t You Supposed to Be Infertile?

[Period drama + retired military officer + wicked supporting heroine + spiritual spring + childbirth + satisfying read] Modern-day workhorse Xiang Yao transmigrates into a period novel, becoming the wicked supporting heroine, a tragic cannon-fodder character. The original Xiang Yao devoted herself to cooking and caring for her husband, who was studying for college, always putting the family first. But he never touched her, not even once, and secretly had three children with his mistress. Only when he asks for a divorce does the original Xiang Yao realize how foolish she has been. But she refuses to let go, begging him time and again to change his mind. Eventually she turns evil, sets a fire at his wedding, and ends up in prison, meeting a tragic end. Xiang Yao understands now: the original heroine was just a tool to drive the story between the male and female leads. To change the plot, Xiang Yao decisively breaks off her engagement, then turns around, takes the hand of a retired military officer whose face is half disfigured, and declares that she’ll marry no one but him. Everyone says Xiang Yao has gone crazy. She could have had a college student, but instead she chose an ugly, disfigured man. Xiang Yao smiles and casually brings out the spiritual spring. With a handsome man, his good looks will come right back. Everyone says that young military officer is unable to have children. Xiang Yao cuddles up to her man, beaming, with a baby in each arm. Unable to have children? Not a chance.