A Mistaken Marriage in the 1970s: The Heirless Big Shot Begs Me for a Baby Every Night

Modern overachiever Su Qinghuan and her best friend Jiang Mingyue transmigrate into a book together, becoming the real and fake daughters, both cannon fodder, in a 1970s marriage swap.

Su Qinghuan is forced to take another woman's place and marry Gu Linchuan, the village big shot rumored to suffer from a hidden ailment, be cold and ruthless, and be incapable of having children.

Her family waits for him to break off the engagement, the villagers expect her to live as a widow in all but name, and the original heroine expects her to serve as a foil.

Su Qinghuan simply smiles and accepts: “Marry him! I absolutely have to!”

This is the hidden big shot from the book, a man with power to shake the heavens and wealth to rival a nation!

He has money and good looks, and keeps his distance from women. Isn't this the perfect life for someone who gets paid to lie flat?

After the wedding, she has a magical space with a spirit spring at her disposal, plays the pig to eat the tiger, dishes out face-slapping revenge, and quietly makes a fortune with her best friend.

Life just keeps getting better, but... why is the big shot who was supposedly incapable of performing acting more and more out of character?

At night, Gu Linchuan pulls her into his arms. His breath is hot and his voice hoarse as he asks, “I heard you’ve been telling people I can’t perform?”

Su Qinghuan is at a loss for tears.

Who could have guessed that a woman with an easy-to-conceive constitution paired with the legendary big shot who supposedly can’t have children would find that one touch was all it took to get them going nonstop, and end up carrying twins, a boy and a girl!

The whole village erupts!