The 1980s: I Got Pregnant After Marrying a Paralyzed Army Officer

(Military marriage in a period setting + transmigrate into a book + love after marriage + magic space + food + raising a child + underdog comeback)

After waking from a deep sleep, Jiang Nian, a master of both Chinese and Western medicine, finds herself in the role of a cannon-fodder foil in a period novel.

The original owner was a stunning young widow with a daughter in tow, the “vixen” every man in the village coveted and every woman cursed. After being given a bowl of chicken soup laced with something, she was set up to be “caught in bed” with Lu Chengzhou, a decorated war hero who had just returned home paralyzed.

Unable to bear the gossip and pressure, the original owner died by smashing her head against a wall.

Jiang Nian transmigrates right into the “caught in bed” scene. She looks at the man on the bed, his eyes cold and wolf-like, his body unable to move, then curls her lips and tears up the divorce agreement. “Fine, I’ll marry him! And not only will I marry him, I’ll have his children!”

The whole village waits to laugh as she gets dragged down by a cripple.

But before long, Jiang Nian’s life is flourishing, and she even cures her paralyzed husband.

That night, the man who once couldn’t even move a finger holds her captive in his arms, his voice hoarse. “I heard you wanted to have my children. Is one enough?”

Looking at the big, hungry wolf of a man who has developed a taste for her, Jiang Nian finally realizes that the supposedly celibate military officer was all an act!