Sweet Military Marriage: The Veterinarian Wife Wins Big with Three Kids

Li Muzi, a third-year veterinary student, is knocked into a manure pit by a pig while trying to save a sow in labor. When she opens her eyes, she has landed in a period romance novel from the era, The Tough Army Officer's Sweet White Moonlight. She has become Li Muzi, the cannon-fodder ex-wife who is killed through the schemes of her scummy brother and white-lotus cousin.

The original Li Muzi was the “good-for-nothing daughter” of Kaoshantun. Her parents married her off to Gu Ye, a tough army officer home from the military to recover from his injuries, hoping she would bring him good luck. The family tormented her because she “couldn't get pregnant,” and her scummy brother Li Tiezhu made her drink an abortion potion. Only before she died did she discover she was carrying triplets.

Just after the transmigrated Li Muzi manages to suppress her stomach pain, she hears a System notification: “The Animal Companion Fortune System has been activated! Beginner's quest: Rescue the big yellow dog with a broken leg outside the courtyard. Reward: 1 Pregnancy-Safeguarding Pill and 5 jin of fine flour.”

She sets the big yellow dog's broken bones with a sewing needle. Just as she finishes wrapping them in gauze, Li Tiezhu kicks the door open. “You barren hen! Hurry up and sign the divorce papers so my sweet sister can marry Brother Gu Ye!”

Li Muzi rolls up her sleeves and points at the pig manure stains on his trouser leg. “Li Tiezhu, Old Zhang's sow in the village just lost her piglets. That stuff on your trousers is birth canal mucus. And the medicine in your hand is laced with dogbane. Give me another dose and you'll end up in prison.”

Her words happen to be overheard by Gu Ye, who has just returned. The tough officer looks at the big yellow dog in her arms, then touches her belly. His dark eyes are as deep as the mountains. “You're pregnant?”

Li Muzi strokes her still-flat belly and smiles slyly. “Officer Gu, we're legally married, and I'm carrying your babies. Three of them.”

From then on, the veterinarian bride carries three little treasures and rules the village by treating oxen, rescuing military dogs, and tending to chickens and ducks…