[Military Compound in the 1970s × Sterile Tough Guy × Fertility Surprise Box × Marriage First, Love Later × True and Fake Heiress Face-Slapping + Both Pure]
In 1977, Shen Tang, from a small town in the south, was set up by her adoptive older sister and nearly sent to become the second wife of an elderly widower who had already remarried once.
To avoid being sent to the countryside and reclaim the dowry her birth mother had left her, she agreed to go on a blind date in the capital.
Her match was Gu Yanzhou, the man everyone in the military compound felt sorry for: born into a good family, with a promising future, broad shoulders and long legs, but after an injury in his youth, doctors had determined that he would have difficulty having children.
Everyone was waiting to see Shen Tang marry into his family and live like a widow. Her adoptive sister was especially pleased with herself: So what if she married into the compound? Without children, her in-laws would reject her sooner or later.
Who knew that the moment Shen Tang moved in, she would be bound to a “Good Fortune Childrearing Surprise Box System”?
Other people could beg for a child and never get one, but Shen Tang was drawing surprise boxes until her hands were sore:
A sweet-tempered baby constitution, twin blessings, a brilliance aura, luck that brings prosperity to the family...
At first, Gu Yanzhou only wanted to give his young wife a secure status. But before long, she had him so flustered that he completely lost his composure.
A few years later, everyone in the compound knew that Regiment Commander Gu trained his troops with a cold face by day, then held the baby and coaxed his wife at night.
He slapped his sterilization request down on the table, his voice hoarse. “Tangtang, we really have no room left at home. If we have another baby, I’ll have to sleep in the courtyard.”