The 1970s: Taking My Twin Sons to the Army to Find Their Father

“Xu Qian, hand over the allowance Pei Ye sent, or I'll sell you to the old bachelor at the end of the village tonight!” her vicious mother-in-law snarled.

Xu Qian, a medical expert who had transmigrated into the body of a woman wronged in the era, sneered and slapped her backhanded. “You old leech, haven't you sucked us dry enough?”

The original Xu Qian had been cheated out of her money and had her children sold, ending up with her family destroyed.

The first thing the woman who had transmigrated into her body did was kick her mother-in-law to the ground, then take her two adorable three-year-olds straight to the military base to find their father!

On the journey fleeing famine, they ran into troops on a training march. Pei Ye, a cold and abstinent officer, stared at the two miniature versions of himself, his heart trembling. “Wife, are these my kids?”

The residents of the military compound mocked Commander Pei for marrying an illiterate, dark-skinned countrywoman. But in less than two months, Xu Qian's traditional Chinese medicine regimen transformed her into a stunning beauty with fair skin.

That night, her rugged husband pinned her in a corner, his voice hoarse. “Wife, you're too alluring. I'd give you my life.”