The Sacrificed Husband Returns [The 1970S]

The main story is complete. The bonus chapters start tonight! Su Xiangwan is written into a period novel by her insanely jealous cousin, becoming the wife of Regiment Commander Song Qingshan. Her husband is away serving in the military, her in-laws bully her, her own family offers no support, and she's forced to sell her children. Worst of all, she's a hopeless romantic by nature and won't stop pestering her husband's younger brother. ...What a miserable little wife. After transmigrating, Su Xiangwan wastes no time tearing into her wicked mother-in-law and splitting off from the family to claim the compensation money. She vows not to follow the miserable path her cousin planned for her. None of her sons are supposed to amount to anything? Her husband is an officer, so she'll raise their sons to become big names in the military, too. Her daughter is supposed to be ordinary and useless? Just watch her raise a star of the military. As the days go by, Su Xiangwan begins to appreciate her new life. Her sons are handsome and have plenty of boyfriend appeal. Her husband seems honest and upright, but is actually ruthless and calculating. He can fool even his own mother, but never lets his wife suffer a moment's grievance. Even better, at night he only stands guard like a little white poplar tree at the border, never bothering her in the slightest. Su Xiangwan thinks she can settle into this peaceful little life. Until one night... Song Qingshan: A soldier of the Republic has a will as unshakable as a bayonet and rifle. Only here with Su Xiangwan can I become gentle as silk wrapped around a finger. Coming up next: Next book: The Husband Sent Abroad in the Sixties In the 1960s, Hu Xuan'ang returns to his hometown across the ocean with his three children after overcoming countless obstacles. He has been away for twenty years and is determined to help build his hometown. Seeing him alone with several children, the organization searches high and low for a virtuous, beautiful wife to introduce to him. Su Xiongwǔ, Su Yingtao's eldest sister, makes it through round after round of selection and is finally chosen by the organization for a matchmaking date. But then she hears that Hu Xuan'ang has been sent down to work in a cowshed! After ten years of hard study, Su Yingtao is finally about to take the college entrance exam when disaster strikes: the exam is suspended. So seventeen-year-old Su Yingtao is sent to a matchmaking date. Other people's lives at eighteen: studying, traveling, and falling in love. Su Yingtao's life at eighteen: blind dates, marriage, and raising kids! P.S. The kids aren't the male lead's. They were just born overseas, but they're all yellow-skinned Chinese kids! P.S. I recommend the author's other completed novel of the same type, The Toughest Stepmother: Chen Lina is reborn and meets the man who will love her to the bone fifteen years earlier than in her previous life. So, even though he's raising three sons who will all grow up to become major villains, she decides to win him over first. She plans to love him with all her heart, raise his children well for him, and make up for the regrets of her past life. But the man acts like an immature teenager, ignoring her advances, remaining unmoved even when she throws herself at him, and standing as firm as a mountain... Heh. Chen Lina has a great time outsmarting the little villains every day. Men are like dogs: ignore them for a while and they'll come back. Theme: