Transmigrated into a 1970s Cannon Fodder Wife

Liang Huan was a big shot in the quick transmigration world. Just as she was about to return to the real world after completing her System mission, the System malfunctioned, and she ended up inside a book as a doomed wife in the 1970s.

The young wife appeared for less than a chapter before dying. On her wedding day, she and her doomed husband were crushed to death beneath their dilapidated house.

Liang Huan had become the young wife who was crushed to death. Everyone pitied her: she'd married a lazy husband, and the two of them had been driven out of the house by her awful mother-in-law and sisters-in-law. With no food or drink, the couple would starve to death.

Liang Huan: Starve to death? Not happening. With my pocket dimension, I've got all the delicious food I need.

A man who had transmigrated from the apocalypse: Honey, you've got me, too.

Liang Huan glanced back at the man. He had a handsome face and a six-pack, and he was strong enough to carry heavy loads. Every so often, he could even bring home some meat. He was good-looking and strong, so they could be husband and wife. He could be her man.

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Upcoming novel synopsis: When she woke up, Li Yang had transmigrated to the 1970s. She was now the wife of Regiment Commander Song, living in a military compound, and the birth mother of three daughters and one son.

The eldest daughter was seven, thin as a monkey, and so timid she didn't dare speak to anyone. All she could do was keep her head down and work.

The second and third daughters were twins. At five years old, they were as small and skinny as three-year-olds, staggering home from the foot of the mountain with firewood on their backs.

Their four-year-old son had eaten himself into a chubby little boy. Chewing a White Rabbit candy, he pointed at his eldest sister as she did the laundry.