I Broke Off the Engagement with the Wrong Man, and Now the Cold, Wild Commander Has Me Pinned by the Waist and Spoils Me

[Transmigration + Military Marriage in the 1980s + Miracle Doctor’s Secret Identity + Adorable Kids as Matchmakers + Devoted Love] Modern-day emergency room star doctor Shen Qinghuan wakes up transmigrated to 1983, in a poor mountain village, as an unmarried mother. She has two little burdens to look after, a heap of awful relatives, and a useless fiancé waiting for her to marry him. By a twist of fate, she mistakes one man for another... The man whose chest she pokes as she demands to break off the engagement isn’t the scumbag Gu Chengze. He’s Gu Chengze’s cousin, Gu Chenxi, a stern, formidable deputy division commander. “Commander Gu, this engagement has to end today.” The man presses his lips together, his rough palm gripping her slender waist. His low voice rasps against her ear: “You can’t flirt with me and then run away. You can’t get out of this military marriage.” The three-year-old twins hug the commander’s legs and lisp, “Handsome uncle, do you need a wife? My mom can give shots and bake cookies. Get one, get two free. What a bargain!” From then on, the stone-faced commander turns into a doting husband and dad. Anyone who lays a hand on his wife gets sent to the military detention room. An awful sister-in-law comes around to cause trouble? He slaps a severance agreement in her face. Her scummy former fiancé tries to drive a wedge between them? He crushes him on the spot and sends him to labor camp. Meanwhile, armed with her silver needles and a clinic logbook, Shen Qinghuan fights her way from the military clinic all the way to the General Logistics Department. On a howling winter night, Gu Chenxi presses a tin of malted milk powder into her arms, his ears burning red. “Drink it. Don’t let my daughter go hungry.” Shen Qinghuan glances down at her slightly rounded belly and smiles. “Who told you it was a girl?”