Following the Army as a Stepmom in the 1970s? Seven Child Prodigies Call Me Mom

[Historical Setting + Military Wife + Space + Raising Kids + Island Life + Marriage First, Love Later + Feel-Good Revenge]

An Ran opens her eyes to find she’s become a pitiful girl in a period novel, exploited by her entire family and about to be sold to a good-for-nothing.

Her younger sister stole her place at university, and even her parents are helping outsiders take advantage of her.

An Ran gives a cold laugh, awakens her space, and clears out the house down to the last scrap!

After locking her sister and the good-for-nothing in a room together, she dusts off her hands and boards a train to an island, ready to honor the rumored childhood betrothal.

Only after arriving at the military base does she learn that her convenient husband, Fu Sinian, is a “sucker” who took in the seven “burdens” left behind by a comrade.

Everyone in the compound is waiting to laugh at An Ran and see her driven away by the seven wild kids.

But the children aren’t what they seem…

The eldest can move mountains and topple armies, and works as hard as three grown men!

The second is a mechanical genius who can build a gun by hand and fix anything from cars to boats!

The third has ears sharp enough to catch every bit of gossip, and the fourth is a human calculator…

In this era of scarcity, An Ran gathers giant crabs from the shore and grows fine grain in her space, raising the seven little hellions until they’re plump and rosy-cheeked.

One day, Fu Sinian looks at his wife, spoiled rotten by the children and no longer even expected to wash the dishes. He corners her against the wall and asks in a husky voice:

“Wife, when are we going to have one of our own?”