Transmigrating into the 1970s as a feisty young woman, Lin Wei is pregnant with sextuplets from the start. The villagers laugh that her belly is bigger than the sky. She simply hikes up her fashionable blouse, showing off her round baby bump. “The father of my six babies is handsome, devoted, and treats me like a queen!”
Stationed officer Lu Xingzhou glares as she claims him. “Stop trying to pin this on me.” Yet he quietly chops wood, carries water, and applies to have her join him at his base.
On the day the sextuplets are born, Lu Xingzhou holds the babies in silence for a long moment. “If they aren’t mine, why is my heart beating so fast?”
Before long, everyone on base knows Captain Lu spoils his wife and children rotten. The six babies tug at the buttons of his uniform every day, calling him Dad. Holding all six, Lin Wei bats her eyes. “Six golden grandsons in exchange for his lifelong devotion? That’s a great deal.”
A frosty officer versus a feisty woman who transmigrated into a book: from “Stop trying to pin this on me” to “wife-spoiling fanatic.” The six babies make their love story impossibly sweet!
Reviews on the novel "Hot girl in her 70s, flirting with her husband with a six-year-old baby" This novel is based on time travel + period fiction, and the opening setting is very impactful - the heroine is pregnant with sextuplets, and she is desperate to "plot" against the male protagonist, a high-ranking military officer. The advantage lies in the three-dimensional character creation: Lin Wei is not a traditional silly sweetheart, but an "anti-hero" with both financial acumen and survival resilience. Her calculations and struggles are written in a real and tangible way; the contrast between Lu Xingzhou's cold appearance and overwhelming responsibility on the inside is also very tense. The emotions are progressive and delicate: from the steamed buns on the steps, to the warmth of the military coat, to the outburst of "recognizing relatives" in public at the threshing floor, the rhythm is well controlled. The controversial point lies in the moral grayscale: the heroine's use of good intentions and public frame-up may challenge the bottom line of some readers; the medical settings of the sextuplets are also slightly exaggerated. Overall, the writing is smooth and dramatic, and it is an emotional novel with the potential to become a hit...
Lin Wei is such a hot girl! In ancient times, he was so awesome 💕 Camp Commander Lu was so doting on hot girls😄
Camp Commander Lu is such a good person, Qi Ling La is so lucky ^o^~ Support the author, come on, look forward to your new work!
Good books support the author greatly