The Zombie Wife of the Second Male Lead in a Period Novel

A novel in the same genre is now underway. Please add it to your collection: Hiding My Pregnancy and Getting a Divorce (The Sixties). Novel description: The zombie king Liu Li fused with a girl from the 1970s who suffered from a disease that made her resemble a zombie. The System said she could exchange her relatives' affection for a cure. With her powers in hand, she thought earning their affection would be easy. Little did she know that the Liu family patriarch was simply too much to bear. She couldn't put up with his temper. She couldn't stay with the Liu family, so she found herself a new family by marriage. The Luo family had been sent down to work in a rural brigade, and Luo Yue was paralyzed from the waist down after injuring his spine. After she married into the Luo family, they gave her affection points as if they were free. In no time, she was completely cured. Even Luo Yue, whom doctors had said would never recover, stood on his feet again. Her medical miracle earned her an invitation from the hospital to give a special lecture, and she returned to her old profession as a doctor. Luo Yue made a delicious meal at home to celebrate, but she asked him for a divorce. "We agreed on two years, and the time is up. It's time to part ways." You met the heroine, so there's no need for us to keep this going, right? Luo Yue: Every day he spent trying to win his wife back, he wished he could go back and beat up his past self. Why were you so insecure and cold? Your wife doesn't want you anymore. Now available: Hiding My Pregnancy and Getting a Divorce (The Sixties) In her previous life, Shu Yao got separated from her family while fleeing disaster. In an age of war and chaos, human traffickers sold her to the Sun family as a child bride. She served her sick mother-in-law and looked after her young husband. After they consummated their marriage, she bore children and managed the household. Yet in the end, her husband told her at her sickbed that he had never considered her his wife, had never loved her, and didn't love the children she had given birth to. Overcome with anger, she woke up again, this time not long after consummating the marriage. She was twenty-two that year and should already have been pregnant. The women's director told her arranged marriages could be dissolved, so she immediately hid her pregnancy and cut ties with the Sun family. Sun Yaozu had low sperm count, and the baby she was carrying was one of only two children he could ever have. She left with the Sun family's only remaining heir. A neighborhood community leader saw she had nowhere to go and introduced her to a terminally ill man next door. "Don't listen to what people say. His illness isn't contagious. Take care of him, and when he's gone, the little courtyard will be yours. You and the baby will have somewhere to stay." The girls introduced to him were afraid of catching his illness, and even the little courtyard he lived in was out of their reach. When the two met, they were honest with each other. He didn't mind that she was pregnant, and she didn't mind that he was gravely ill. They registered their marriage right away. Later, when Sun Yaozu claimed several times that the child was his, she insisted the baby had been born prematurely. He wanted the child back? No chance. When Sun Yaozu returned one day, his wife was gone, his child was gone, and because of his bad class background, he was going to be criticized. This time, there was no wife to protect him. He looked up and shouted, "Heavens, you're messing with me!" Theme: Stay positive