On the Day We Broke Off the Engagement, My Fiancé Became a Father

Gu Chaoyang transmigrates into the body of a pitiful girl whose father doesn't care about her and whose mother is gone. Fortunately, she can farm and live a life with plenty of good food and drink, which is still far better than struggling to survive in the apocalypse. She buys mountains and land, plants fruit trees and grain, and gets into livestock farming. Day by day, her life keeps getting better. She never imagined that an accident would leave her pregnant. “If I break off the engagement now, my fiancé, the one wearing the green hat, will agree, right?” When she goes to break off the engagement, she looks at the man before her, a man she would recognize even if he were reduced to ashes, and loses her composure, feeling a little guilty too. Wasn't her fiancé supposed to be impotent? Why is he the father of her child? Shan Mingfeng, the jilted fiancé, glares through gritted teeth at the woman before him. She's the one breaking off the engagement, so why is she acting like the injured party? She seduced him and then ran off. Fine. But now she wants to break off their engagement too? Did she think he was a monkey she could toy with? Suppressing his anger, Shan Mingfeng steps closer, bends down, looks her straight in the eyes, and demands, “You want to break off our engagement?” Gu Chaoyang feels wronged too. How was she supposed to know the father of her child was the fiancé she'd never even met? “What if I told you it was all for you? Would you believe me?” She claims she did it all for him, and Shan Mingfeng is so furious he almost laughs. Can this woman say a single honest thing? The next moment, she says, “Because I'm carrying your child.”