The Roughneck Commander Breaks His Vows, and His Sweet Wife Has Quadruplets

[Period setting + adorable children + highly fertile heroine + marriage first, love later + few unreasonable villains]

Su Tang wakes up to find she’s been transported back to the 1970s, in the body of a beautiful, fair-skinned pushover.

Her awful stepmother wants to sell her to a fool for the bride price?

Su Tang looks at the twins beside her, as cute as children in a New Year’s painting, and lets out a cold laugh. She sweeps up everything of value in the house and takes the kids out that very night to “accidentally” run into someone!

Her target: the man involved in that mishap four years ago, now the fearsome “Living Yama,” Lu Xiangbei.

Everyone in the residential compound says Lu Xiangbei is stern and impartial, and immune to feminine charms.

Until one day, the delicate Su Tang appears at the gates of the military compound with two miniature versions of Lu Xiangbei. Eyes red, she calls out, “Xiangbei, the children are hungry.”

The whole compound goes wild!

Is she here to collect a debt? No, she’s brought him a sweet surprise!

After they get married.

Su Tang protests, “I thought you were supposed to be cold and distant. This is already our third child!”

Lu Xiangbei stubs out his cigarette, his voice husky. “That’s how I am with other people. With you, I can’t hold back at all.”