With a Magical Spring in Hand, I Go Back to the 1960s: The Lazy Beauty Has Ten Babies

[Period setting + sophisticated, self-serving, dazzling, lazy beauty x old-school, celibate older military officer]

When she opened her eyes, Ruan Tang had transmigrated.

It was the 1960s, and she was a fake heiress about to be sent back to the countryside.

The good news: she was free to marry whom she wanted and wouldn't be forced to marry a fool.

The bad news: life in the countryside was so hard that she spent every day weeping.

The coarse, scratchy cornmeal buns, the wild vegetable soup so clear you could see your reflection in it, and the drafty, leaky house all showed just how miserable life in the countryside could be.

As a rich, beautiful young woman of the twenty-first century, Ruan Tang had never suffered like this! After turning it over and over in her mind and coming up with nothing, she decided to find a man and get married.

People say three-legged toads are hard to find, while two-legged men are everywhere. But finding a man who suited her, was handsome and wealthy, and could protect her was no easy task.

Until one day, Ruan Tang came to the island to seek out her third older brother. In front of a crowd of men, she took one look at the man who walked through the door and picked him.

She boldly stepped forward and asked, "Comrade, are you single?"

Gu Ye came from a prominent family and was a man of few words.

He was nearly thirty and still a bachelor.

The army leadership and the elders of the Gu family were so worried they were practically pulling their hair out. They had even secretly resigned themselves to the idea that Gu Ye would never marry.

Gu Ye thought so too. He was devoted to his work and had no plans to marry or have children.

Until Ruan Tang appeared and threw his heart and mind into chaos.

And there was that bed that kept collapsing night after night, and little children running all over the place.

Now the elders of the Gu family, who had nearly pulled all their hair out from worry, wanted to kneel before the young couple and beg them to stop having children.

There simply wasn't room for any more in the house.