Marrying a Terminally Ill Relocation Household Head (Period)

Wanru was the prettiest young wife in the village. Then her husband betrayed her, and her son was abused to death by his mistress. She returned to 1990, beat the scumbag and his mistress until they were wailing for their parents, then took her child to the city to make a living. Someone offered to set her up with a military officer who had lost his sight on the battlefield and was terminally ill. If she cared for him until he died, she could keep his big house and the compensation home. The average survival time for brain cancer was only six months. Besides, the man had distinguished military service and was certainly trustworthy. He Ruwan agreed without hesitation. Her son gained a kind, gentle new father who never yelled at him. She cut the man’s hair and shaved him herself, bathed him, dried him, and changed his clothes. While launching her own business, she also provided end-of-life care for him. But... But Wen Heng couldn’t refuse his comrade’s request, and accepted a woman before he died. His comrade had put it this way: “She doesn’t mind that you’re sick and blind, so you shouldn’t mind that she’s poor and ugly.” Not long after, Wen Heng miraculously regained his sight. The first thing he saw was a beautiful woman with a graceful figure, peach-blossom cheeks, and eyes like autumn water. Wen Heng: ??? * The scumbag thought that once Wen Heng died, his wife and child would belong to him again. Little did he know that Wen Heng would not only recover from his terminal illness, but also have his wealthy, overseas-returned father kneel and beg him to inherit a fortune. And He Ruwan would build herself into the richest woman in the country from nothing. The scumbag was dumbfounded! P.S. The brain cancer diagnosis was a mistake! Coming next: The First Socialite of Republican-Era China by Huan Ruojun Hong Xing, who died in the line of duty, woke up in old Shanghai as Su Hongxing, the widowed eldest daughter-in-law of the Huo family. The good news: The Huo family is wealthy, and she has money and free time. The bad news: She has a trail of romantic entanglements, and her relationship with two of her brothers-in-law is ambiguous. Worse still, she is caught up in a murder case. Her reputation is in tatters, and she faces prison. Hong Xing decides to return to her old profession and become a police detective. A lavish party turns into a crime scene. From the lipstick mark on her father-in-law’s mistress’s neck, to her mother-in-law’s missing jewelry, to the sudden appearance of a murder weapon, she reasons through the clues one by one and catches the killer herself, clearing the original owner’s name and restoring her own reputation. Before long, she overcomes one obstacle after another and becomes one of the first female police officers in Shanghai. Her father-in-law is terrified of her, while her mother-in-law is proud to have her around. The gorgeous, pampered eldest daughter-in-law transforms into a dashing policewoman, skilled with every kind of weapon. The Huo brothers, who once flocked around her, now avoid her, afraid she’ll turn on them and haul them to the station. But one day, Huo Yun, ruthless and uninterested in women, who focuses on secret intelligence work, publicly proposes to the eldest sister-in-law. Third Young Master of the Huo family: “I thought Second Brother wasn’t interested in women. Is he actually a lecher?” Fourth Young Master of the Huo family: “He’s a spy for the Secret Service. Sister-in-law is in danger!” The Secret Service spy versus the young policewoman. Everyone thinks Su Hongxing is bound to be ravished and tortured. But in the bridal chamber, on the red bed, the beauty has an icy expression and a gun pointed at the groom. “If you can’t recite the Three Main Rules of Discipline and the Eight Points for Attention, how can I believe you’re one of us?” This was the darkest of times, but the brightest light was about to dawn. Huo Yun had always walked alone and thought he would be lonely forever. Now, at last, he had a revolutionary partner who shared his ideals. Theme: Strive for a better life.