Reborn in the 1980S: The Wicked Stepmother Turns Good and Becomes Everyone's Darling

[Period Piece + Transmigration + Raising a Child + Pocket Dimension + Love That Grows Over Time + Sweet Romance + Alternate History] Ke Ning, a brilliant medical doctor from the twenty-first century, transmigrated to another world and became a military wife with the same name, notorious for making everyone's life miserable. The original owner had been married to the male lead for a year, but they had never shared a bed. She took out all her resentment on her poor stepson. Before leaving on a mission, her military husband finally had enough and left her a divorce agreement. The original owner drowned her sorrows in alcohol at home, then died of alcohol poisoning! Looking at the billions of supplies in her pocket dimension, Ke Ning smiled. Ke Ning: “Goodbye means goodbye. The next one will be even sweeter! I'm young and beautiful. I'm not ready to become a mother without even having to give birth!” She was sure that with her own abilities, handling the little challenges of the eighties would be a breeze! Seeing the skinny little tyke in front of her, who looked like a kitten, she decided she might as well look after him for now. When his father came back, she could hand him over and call it a job well done. When Fang Cheng returned from his mission, he was stunned to find that his lazy, troublesome, and messy wife had completely changed! Not only was she taking excellent care of the child, she had also made the house spotless and was getting along wonderfully with the other military families in the compound. She had become the smart, capable, kind, and generous woman everyone in the compound admired! That night, Fang Cheng stood pitifully outside the bedroom door, pillow in hand, begging her to forgive him. Fang Cheng: “Honey, just let me sleep in our room!” Ke Ning: “No! An unmarried man and woman alone in a room? That wouldn't look right!” Fang Cheng: “You're right, honey! So the little tyke needs to sleep in his own room now!” The little tyke: …