In the Seventies, I Can Talk to Babies: The Curvy Military Wife and Her Six Kids Shake Up the Military District

[Period Setting + Everyone's Darling + Lots of Adorable Kids + Understands Baby Talk + Voluptuous Beauty + Takes on the Villains + Satisfying Read + No Saintly Heroine]

Su Tang opens her eyes to find she's been reborn as the “fat and useless” abandoned wife in a military compound in the 1970s.

Her husband died in the line of duty, her in-laws despise her, her birth family won't acknowledge her, and she's holding a baby who just turned one month old.

Everyone is waiting to laugh as she and her little burden go off to die.

Then she discovers she can understand babies!

The eldest, pacifier in his mouth, gestures: “Mom, there's gold buried under that crooked tree on the left.”

The second, whom she found and brought home, howls at a wild wolf, and the whole pack drops to its knees.

The third casually plucks some wild grass. “Mom, this one treats tuberculosis, and that one cures snake venom.”

The fourth grabs some scrap metal and clanks out a... threshing machine?!

The fifth taps away on an abacus. “The accounts for warehouse three don't add up. We're short three hundred jin of grain.”

The sixth smashes a stone bench with one slap and says in a baby voice, “Bad guys! I'll protect Mom!”

The whole military district goes wild. “Sister-in-law, how are your kids even more capable than our scouts?”

“Report, Commander! Su Tang's six babies have wrecked the training ground again!”

A battle-hardened major general shields the six little dumplings behind him, his face dark. “Anyone who touches my kids is asking for trouble from my eighty thousand soldiers.”