My Wife Spoils Me Rotten

Ji Yan discovers that after his wife, who hated him enough to wish him dead, wakes up from a car accident, she has lost all her memories and become a completely different person... At work: "Honey, let me change your shoes. Don't move." At mealtimes: "Honey, I made your favorite dishes. You've worked so hard, so make sure you eat well." When he gets home: "Honey, you've been busy all day. Let me rub your shoulders and soak your feet." Ji Yan: "..." Tang Tang is casually pushed into a pond by the legitimate elder sister who loves to bully her. She thinks she's about to join her mother beneath the earth, but when she wakes up, she's in a strange place. The good news is that she has an incredibly handsome husband and an adorable son. Most importantly, her husband is so good to her! He's a great hero who protects the country, earns money every day to support her and their son, and has only one wife: her. He doesn't even keep a concubine. Tang Tang decides to listen to her husband, take good care of him, and be a virtuous wife and loving mother. Her wet nurse won't have to worry about her ever getting married again! A sweet, silly heroine who spoils her husband like crazy VS a cool, taciturn, tough soldier hero Currently serializing My Restaurant Is Delicious. Please add it to your collection and show your support! Blurb: Mi Wei spent twenty years climbing the thorny path from an unknown apprentice to a superstar chef whose meals were impossible to get. Just as she planned to hand her business over to her apprentices, retire early, and enjoy life, she died in a car accident and transmigrated to an unknown mountain in an unknown dynasty. Mi Wei: "...If you don't want me to retire early, fine, but why am I pregnant?" Fortunately, she was rescued by the abbot of a temple and spent four carefree years there, eating and living for free. But good times don't last. Once the little one's third birthday passed, the abbot bundled mother and child down the mountain and sent the little one off to find his father. Mi Wei looked at the hungry little one and had no choice but to roll up her sleeves, pick up her wok and ladle again, and set out on the path of good food. A little food story about a laid-back mom who opens a restaurant with her little one. Also known as My Kid Is My Bodyguard, The Little One's Search for His Dad, and What Do I Do When My Son Eats Too Much and I Can't Afford to Feed Him? Theme: