Remarried Couple in 60S

Before getting married, Du Chunfen's husband's family wanted to treat her as an ancestor. After marriage, her brother-in-law's brother relied on her salary to get into school, and her sister relied on her connections to marry a good man. Her husband was attracted by a rich daughter, and her husband's family kicked her and her two three-year-old daughters away. It was also said that Du Chun was unable to give birth to a son. Little did they know that Du Chunfen had already troubled the family and was worried that there would be no reason to divorce. When her ex-husband wanted to divorce, Du Chunfen pretended not to want to leave, took the opportunity to get a large sum of money from him, and then took her daughter back to her parents' home. Seeing that she was doing a good job, her parents wanted to take advantage of her money. Du Chunfen immediately found a stepfather for her child, a stepfather who was an officer. The family spent all their money to go to the army and start a new and enjoyable life. Reading guide: The heroine is awesome, the story is cool, the parents are short-tempered, the hero is married and has two three-year-old daughters, and his wife is strict after marriage. If the article is deleted, please contact customer service: 4008705552 Completed chronology: "Stepmother (Time Travel)" and "My Shameless Husband and Me" Qing Chuan: "The Crown Princess is Very Busy" and "One Fourth Master, Two Pies of Fortune" "The Daily Life of Raising a Baby in Ancient Times" "Everyone in my family is an emperor" Purpose: Raising children together to create a happy family