A Curvy, Tough Mother of Three Joins the Army and Goes on a Rampage

[Transmigrate into a book set in the 1980s + building a career + ensemble cast + family life + raising kids + satisfying read + in-laws who adore her + satisfying read] Modern office worker Su Yujiao transmigrates into an 1980s novel, *The Darling Wife: Pampered Nightly by the Stern Officer*. She becomes the book’s wicked supporting character: the plump beauty who was the future general’s wife and died in childbirth long before he rose to power. She gives birth to triplets from the start. The good news: she’s bound to a child-rearing System. The bad news: she runs into the book’s reborn heroine. Of the triplets, only the eldest, Jiahua, and the second child, Jinqiu, are natives of this world. Little Yueshu turns out to have transmigrated into a book just like her. In her previous life, the little girl had a miserable time and was killed when she was only five months old! In this life, her heart and blood are still unusual, like the legendary Seven Orifices Exquisite Heart. What can she do to protect her? If she wants a peaceful life, she has to take the three kids to join Song Yuejin at his military post. She can’t keep pushing herself to the brink all alone. The thought is enough to give her a headache. But the moment they arrive at a military compound on a certain island, Su Yujiao completely loses it. The original owner’s dear cousin, Su Yufeng, is trying to steal her husband and has even been telling everyone she’s Captain Song’s wife! Then who is Su Yujiao? And whose children are the triplets? Song Yuejin is stunned on the spot. It’s over. Someone’s stolen his family. Su Yufeng… P.S. ① The male lead has a sharp tongue and dotes on his wife like crazy. His whole family adores the female lead and fiercely takes her side, especially her sisters-in-law. ② The female lead has a child-rearing System and leads the military wives in reclaiming land, transforming the island’s saline-alkali soil for farming, gathering seafood, setting up stalls, opening shops and factories, and building careers. Women must be financially independent and never rely on men. As for the reborn heroine, she can go find somewhere else to cool off.