[Period setting + sweet military romance + reincarnation in the womb + triumphant female lead + mutual devotion]
Qin Yao, a master of traditional Chinese medicine, is reborn in the 1980s as a pampered young woman doted on by her seven older brothers. Fresh out of college and back home, she is drugged and set up by her malicious cousin!
Her cousin looks down on her betrothed, the stern-faced officer Huo Jingshen, because rumors claim he “can't have children.” Planning to elope, she drugs Qin Yao and makes her take her place as the bride. She even steals the household register so the two end up with a real marriage certificate!
Qin Yao wakes to find her virtue gone and the marriage already a fait accompli, while the man has rushed off on an emergency mission?
Qin Yao strikes back with fearless determination, and her whole family rallies behind her. They catch the culprits red-handed and personally send her wicked cousin and the scumbag to the police station!
Then she grabs her luggage and heads to the coastal frontier to divorce her husband in name only.
But who could have guessed that the legendary God of War, a cold and unfeeling man who strikes terror into the enemy, would not only have broad shoulders, a narrow waist, and a six-pack, but also be a hopelessly devoted husband? He's equally skilled at cooking, buying her a sewing machine, and standing up for her in public!
A white-lotus female soldier picks a fight? Qin Yao sneers: “Perfect. I came to file for divorce, so you can have him!”
Who would have thought the stern-faced officer would pull her into his arms, eyes red, and say, “Wife, sabotaging a military marriage is a serious crime. Are you trying to abandon your husband and children?”
Qin Yao looks at her hugely swollen belly and could just cry: “Didn't they say you were infertile?!”
When quadruplets arrive wailing into the world, the entire coastal military family compound erupts...
Yes, the article from the Times took a train and gave white flour steamed buns to a strange child👍 Holy Mother No. 1
Fortunately, 21 to 23 are almost the same. I thought I was dazzled at first.