The Spicy Wife of the 1980s Heads to the Army With Six Babies in Tow

[Military Marriage in a Bygone Era + Transmigrate into a Book + Sextuplets + Adorable Kids + Marriage Before Love + Pocket Dimension + Face-Slapping and Putting Scumbags in Their Place]

After dying suddenly at work, emergency-room doctor Cheng Tiantian transmigrates into a novel set in a bygone era as the cannon-fodder ex-wife.

From the start, she’s pressured into marriage, exploited by relatives, misunderstood by the male lead, and sporting a terrifyingly large belly. And the most outrageous part? She isn’t carrying one baby, but sextuplets!

In the original story, the Cheng family would bleed her dry, rumors would break her, and she’d die along with all six babies.

Cheng Tiantian touches her belly and hears her six unborn babies calling out to her in their sweet little voices. She snaps out of it immediately.

She can fight for her life, money, ration coupons, and permits. Nothing that belongs to her and her children can be left behind!

Armed with a pocket dimension, a spirit spring, and her emergency-room skills, she takes on the shameless relatives, gathers evidence, gets prenatal checkups, moves into the military compound, keeps the books, registers for baby formula, and lays down the rules. She turns a hopeless situation into a lively, everyday life raising children.

At first, the cold-faced officer Ye Chen thinks she’s manipulative. Later, he hands over his pay, sews her diapers, measures her legs, makes her cloth shoes, and even secretly prepares six separate supply lists for the babies.

Others say she’s taking advantage of him.

Cheng Tiantian opens her ledger. “I can’t leave a single one of my six babies out.”

The six babies line up in her belly, kicking their legs. “Go, Mom! Dad, keep up!”