The 1980s: Reborn Twice, I Married a Commander and His Whole Family Dotes on Me

[Reborn + military marriage + miracle doctor + ultimate face-slapping + sweet romance with no angst]

In her previous life, Lin Banxia helped her educated-youth husband become the richest man in the country. Her adoptive younger sister married a cold-faced military officer who was disfigured and supposedly suffered from a private ailment, but she couldn't stand the hardship of following him to his post. She cheated on him and died a miserable death.

When they opened their eyes again, both had been reborn to the day their marriages were being arranged.

Her adoptive sister snatched the educated youth like a woman possessed and pushed the cold-faced officer on Lin Banxia. “I’m the one who’ll be the richest man’s wife. You can spend the rest of your life as a widow!”

Lin Banxia smiled.

Her sister had no idea that the educated youth’s country cousin was already pregnant with his child, and that his rise to riches depended entirely on Lin Banxia’s miraculous medical formulas! Whoever wants that piece of trash can have him!

She happily married the military officer Lu Tingzhou, rumored to be brutal and cold, and followed him to his island post.

Everyone waited to see her make a fool of herself.

Instead, Lin Banxia used her peerless medical skills to bring the dying back to life. She not only cured her husband’s ailment, but also saved a top leader in the capital!

The poor soldier turned out to be the sole heir of the capital’s foremost family, long lost in the outside world! There was no mother-in-law and daughter-in-law drama, and her powerful in-laws spoiled her rotten!

Meanwhile, her adoptive sister was tormented in the countryside by her awful in-laws and the man she had always longed for. She could only watch with envy as Lin Banxia returned to the capital in triumph.

But what happened to the cold, chaste man who supposedly kept away from women?

Late at night, the strong, brawny man pinned her against the door, his voice hoarse. “Wife, now that we’ve had our second baby, isn’t it time for a third?”