Barren? I Married a Rough-Hewn Man and Had Five Kids in Three Years

In her previous life, Jiang Qingqing was branded “barren,” endured endless abuse from her in-laws, and ultimately died with hatred in her heart. When she opens her eyes again, she has returned to the night before her wedding in 1981! If that scumbag and his mistress dare scheme against her again, Jiang Qingqing will tear the sweet-faced snake apart, kick that gold-digging pretty boy to the curb, and walk away with a fortune in compensation! The whole village laughs that a “hen who can’t lay eggs” like her will never marry in this lifetime. But Jiang Qingqing sets her sights on Li Mang, the butcher at the village entrance, a “Yama” with such a murderous aura that everyone keeps their distance. Everyone says a fallen woman and a butcher are bound to bring about each other’s deaths. But after they marry, the rough, taciturn Li Mang acts cold in public, then dotes on Jiang Qingqing like a treasure in private, whispering sweet nothings to her every night and wishing he could give her his very life! Before long, Jiang Qingqing is not only suffering constant morning sickness, but has twins in her first pregnancy and triplets in her second, filling the house with children and bringing good fortune to her husband, family, and the whole village! Her ex-husband’s family weeps until they go blind, while the village women turn red-eyed with envy. Little do they know that Jiang Qingqing possesses a spirit spring that nourishes her whole family, and secretly has a fortune at her disposal! Watching his lovely wife grow more beautiful with every child, rough-and-ready Li Mang gently coaxes her each night: “Wife, no more babies. It breaks my heart...”