Life Raising Kids After the Soft, Lovely Beauty Marries a Powerful Man [The 1960S]

P.S. Fake stepmother, the kids aren’t hers, a slight golden finger, sweet romance about love and raising children He Shuyan transmigrates into a period novel as a cannon-fodder supporting character who dies young. The moment she opens her eyes, she hears her parents plotting to sell her to the super-strong, dimwitted man in the neighboring village. Her scumbag father: “We’ve taken a two-hundred-yuan bride price. She has to marry him.” Her cheap mother: “Her parents have decided. She wouldn’t dare disobey.” He Shuyan, listening from the other side of the wall with her chin in her hands: …That’s a nice plan. Next time, don’t let me hear you. After thinking it over, she realizes she has only two choices. One: marry the fool and earn a bride price for her awful parents. Two: marry a big shot, even if he comes with two little burdens. He Shuyan smiles faintly and decisively chooses the second option. Fu Ye is the youngest regimental commander at the First Command Headquarters in Nanyang County, Yan Nation. He’s iron-fisted and has a brilliant future ahead of him, but his two frail children hold him back, and at twenty-seven he’s still unmarried. After his mother dies, there’s no one to look after the children, so he takes his family’s advice and agrees to meet a prospective match. He expects to find someone to share a life with, no more. Who would have thought a delicate young woman would appear out of nowhere, her eyes curving like a deer’s and her smile soft, to tell him she likes him? Before the wedding, Fu Ye assumes he simply lost control for a moment and made a hasty decision. After the wedding, he discovers just how wonderful the young woman is. The vegetables and fruit she grows, full of vitality, are on the table every day; His son, born with a heart condition, never has another episode; And his little daughter, whose hair was as dry as straw, becomes fair and rosy-cheeked… P.S. The military content in this book is entirely fictional, not based on reality. A sweet-talking, obedient little rabbit with a cunning streak × a rugged big shot who doesn’t understand romance Theme: A happy life for a family of four