The Sweet Young Wife in the Period Novel Is Reborn

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July 25: Collecting bookmarks for "Raising Kids by Agreement in a Reconstituted Family in the 1970s." Blurb below.

Su Mingxi accidentally fell into the water.

Wei Pingchuan rescued her, but those people falsely accused him of taking advantage of her while she was drowning. Before she could testify on his behalf, she herself was reported for damaging collective property and sentenced to several years in prison.

When Su Mingxi got out, the Su family had already published a notice in the newspaper severing ties with her. Only Wei Pingchuan came to pick her up, sitting in a wheelchair.

Later, that disabled tycoon became Rock City’s richest man and gave her the happiest year of her life.

When she opened her eyes again, she was back at eighteen. Water dripped from Wei Pingchuan’s fresh-faced, handsome features. He had just given her mouth-to-mouth resuscitation, and when he saw her wake, he joked, “I saved you. How about you repay me by marrying me?”

Su Mingxi smiled and said, “Sure.”

Su Mingxi fell into the water and Wei Pingchuan rescued her.

The poor, fierce young man demanded that she marry him in return. Su Mingxi, fair and beautiful, kissed him as if she’d lost her mind. “Then you can marry into my family.”

The young man fled in a panic, swearing he’d work hard to make money and never become a live-in son-in-law.

Later, the down-and-out boy became Rock City’s richest man, only to discover that his little fiancée always had a bit more money than he did.

Wei Pingchuan panicked. If things kept going this way, not only would he fail to marry into her family, he’d end up a bachelor...

July 25: Collecting bookmarks for "Raising Kids by Agreement in a Reconstituted Family in the 1970s."

Su Ying transmigrated from another world to the 1970s. Just as she arrived, the original owner heard that her husband, who had returned from abroad on an official assignment, wanted a divorce, and died of a heart attack.

Su Ying promptly divorced him. To stay on the island, she took the original owner’s younger brother and daughter to the marriage market.

She prayed silently:

Could I have a marriage in name only, where we just raise the kids and don’t have to do anything a married couple is supposed to do?

That soldier over there with two kids looks pretty good. We’re both divorced and have kids. It’d be perfect if he wanted to raise them by agreement too.

Han Jingyuan had just finished a five-year assignment when he was transferred to an island garrison. Five years earlier, for special reasons, he had entered into a marriage agreement with a woman. Her family had finally been exonerated, and she couldn’t wait to terminate the agreement and ask Han Jingyuan for a divorce.

After the divorce, Han Jingyuan took his universally disliked younger brother and taciturn, introverted nephew to the marriage market. He heard the woman next door thinking about a marriage of convenience, and realized he fit her requirements perfectly.

The man, who also had two children with him, walked up to Su Ying and saluted. “Comrade, would you like to raise kids by agreement?”

Su Ying nodded. They registered their marriage the next day and began a chaotic life on the island, raising kids in a marriage that was practically in name only.

The wives in the family compound felt sorry for her and bet that the young wife who’d followed Colonel Han to the island wouldn’t last three months before the little rascals drove her away.

Su Ying thought things were fine. Besides, Han Jingyuan was away from home most of the time, so she could secretly use supplies from her space to raise the kids. That was far easier than fighting monsters in her old world.

Just after they arrived at the garrison, Han Jingyuan was assigned a six-month mission. Looking at the kids beating each other up, he was at a loss and asked his little wife, “Can you handle all four by yourself?”

The newlywed wife gazed at him tenderly. “It’s hard for me to look after four kids alone. Come home soon.”

“But it’s okay if you don’t. I’ll raise all four until they’re chubby and well-fed, and they’ll listen to me better than they listen to you.”

Han Jingyuan: ...

During his six-month mission, plenty of people came to complain to him.

“Han Jingyuan, your little wife hit the kids again.”

“Han Jingyuan, Su Ying won’t feed your kids.”

“Colonel Han, your wife climbed a tree with your kids.”

Six months later, Han Jingyuan returned to the garrison with his heart in his mouth. He found four chubby kids who listened to Su Ying even better than they listened to him.

A few years later, Colonel Han’s increasingly lovely young wife said that once the kids were grown, she would leave. They should get a divorce as agreed.

This time, the colonel, who had never had any personal feelings, pleaded in a hoarse voice, “I can hear everything you’re thinking. Could we please not get divorced?”

Theme: Daughters should be self-reliant