A 1970S Military Marriage: The Feisty Miracle Doctor Mom Is a Little Wild

#1970s Military Marriage #Transmigration Power Fantasy #Adorable Twins #Groveling Pursuit #Kids Help Bring Them Together #Sweet and Satisfying Romance In 1978, Chu Cihuan transmigrated. She opened her eyes to find a badly injured man lying beside her, devastatingly handsome. She thought it was a parting gift from heaven. She’d been single for twenty-four years, and finally she’d gotten lucky. The next morning, she woke up in shock. The transmigration was real, and so was the man. He was the notorious “Madman Fu,” with blood on his hands. She ran away. What she never expected was that she’d gotten pregnant with twins that night. Four years later, she runs a clinic and grows medicinal herbs on a farm with her adorable twins, living a wonderful life. Then that man shows up at her door. Four-year-old Chenchen charges out with a stick. “Bad guy! Don’t bully my mom!” Four-year-old Nuannuan clings to her leg and scolds him in a childish voice. He looks at the two tiny copies of himself, his eyes reddening. “Chu Cihuan, I’ve been looking for you for four years.” She refuses to acknowledge him. He refuses to leave. He rents a house, carries water, chops wood, and teaches the children to box… The cold-faced officer turns into a devoted husband. Nuannuan quickly switches sides. “Daddy’s a good person!” Chenchen keeps insisting he isn’t, but secretly slips him a bandage. Later, he heads to the battlefield, and she follows him. “Wherever you are, I’ll be there.” From an orphan to a miracle doctor, from one person to a family of four. Her biggest regret before transmigrating was never having been in love. After transmigrating, she has it all.