The 1950s: I Eloped with a Roughneck and Had Three Kids

In her previous life, Cheng Shuangyun was tricked by her parents into marrying Li Youhou. She gave birth to ten daughters and one son. Later, when her son came out, Li Youhou decided Cheng Shuangyun's family line was the problem. He got drunk and beat her so badly she ended up in the hospital, where her youngest son pulled out her oxygen tube and left her to die.

Back at eighteen, she went on a hunger strike, determined to wait for Min Yu, her fiancé from her previous life. Everyone said Min Yu had died by a bandit's blade, but Cheng Shuangyun knew he'd saved a powerful man and gone off to seek wealth and status.

Min Yu came back. Cheng Shuangyun drove away the woman who had her eye on him, and insisted on staying at his house, even if she had to throw herself at him. After taking a bath, she asked Min Yu, "Do you think I'm pretty?"

Min Yu kept his composure, but behind the brim of his hat, his eyes could no longer take this kind of provocation.

Min Yu knew he was an idiot. In his previous life, his older brother had hidden the letter about Cheng Shuangyun's impending marriage, and later, his superiors had arranged for him to marry a rich and beautiful woman.

Unfortunately, that woman never had a child in her entire life.

In this life, Min Yu would marry Cheng Shuangyun even if it meant giving up every prospect and becoming a farmer in the production brigade.

Theme: Seize the moment.