The 1970S: After Awakening, I Discovered I Was Six Months Pregnant

[1970s setting + marriage before love + raising a child + no System + a heroine with a strong sense of self-worth + an abstinent professor + everyday family life] Su Su transmigrated into a book and became the villainous ex-wife in a period novel, six months pregnant and still making a scene at every turn. The author wanted to tell the story of a professor returning from abroad and his childhood fiancée overcoming one obstacle after another before finally getting together, so they created Su Su as a stupid and vicious villainous ex-wife. The moment she opened her eyes, Zhang Qiang, a lowlife, tried to force himself on Su Su, who was six months pregnant! In the original novel, Su Su slept with Zhang Qiang while six months pregnant, ultimately causing the baby to die in the womb and both mother and child to perish. What a close call! The Su Su who had transmigrated into the book immediately kicked the scoundrel down and knocked him out, saving her own life. But her husband witnessed the whole thing! Su Su was the wrong daughter raised by the Su family. To stay in the city, she drugged Yu Wenqian, an abstinent professor, and slept with him. One night was all it took for her to get pregnant. Yu Wenqian accepted the child and married her. But after the wedding, Su Su made a scene at every turn, constantly demanding an abortion and a divorce. Faced with his troublesome wife, Yu Wenqian was utterly disappointed. He wanted to set Su Su free so she could pursue her own happiness, and therefore proposed a divorce. When Yu Wenqian suggested they divorce, Su Su readily agreed. “Fine, let’s get divorced. Once the baby’s born, we’ll go our separate ways!” In the blink of an eye, the baby was born, crying lustily. Su Su immediately asked Yu Wenqian for a divorce. If a man wants a divorce, just grant his wish! But that jerk suddenly changed his mind! To win Su Su back, the usually aloof and dignified Professor Yu knelt in front of the house, weeping uncontrollably. “Su Su, I was a bastard for asking for a divorce. Please, can we stay married?”