Reborn in the 1970S: The Military Wife with Seven Babies Goes on a Rampage

[Period setting + strong heroine + fiercely protective + face-slapping + adorable kids + no saintly heroine] Shen Nian’an died of illness in the winter of 1995, consumed by bitterness. Only on her deathbed did she piece together the tragic fates of her seven children: the eldest died in prison, the second vanished at sea, the third died of illness in an orphanage, the fourth was driven to suicide, the fifth became a disabled beggar, the sixth starved to death, and the seventh was stillborn. It had all been orchestrated by her stepmother, Zhou Guilan, and stepsister, Shen Qiaoqiao. Reborn on her wedding day in 1976, she pricked her palm and activated the ancestral jade pendant, which contained a little world with a magical spring. This time, she was no longer the weak girl who had cried as she climbed into the wedding sedan. Her stepmother wanted to trick her out of the pendant? Dream on. Her stepsister wanted to steal her groom by taking her place? Get lost. That wedding wine laced with drugs? She “accidentally” spilled it. The man she was marrying was supposedly crippled? Shen Nian’an looked at the officer, whose back was straight as a pine and whose features were stern, and smiled. How was he crippled? He was clearly a war god whose career had been deliberately held back. Armed with the knowledge of traditional Chinese medicine she had painstakingly learned in her previous life and the medical books her mother had left behind, she treated patients with silver needles and got her husband off his crutches in half a month with her prescriptions. Who at the military compound would dare bully her? One word from her, and they’d shut right up. This time, not one of her seven children would be lost. Whoever dared lay a hand on her babies would have their world turned upside down.