After Cutting Ties with Her Family, the Darling of the Seventies Is Doted on by Three Tough Men

[Historical setting + raising a child + romantic rivalry + rugged man + devoted love] Her husband has barely been buried when his family, eager to seize the compensation money, kicks her out, claiming she is a husband-killer. Jiang Sui and her daughter become the village's most pitiful young widow and child. When she returns to her parents' home, she finds someone else living there. The village chief advises her, "Go share a place with the local bully. Otherwise, you'll have to move into the cowshed." The villagers laugh at her. "A young widow living with a bully? She'll be taken advantage of sooner or later." But the bully is fierce-looking and soft-hearted. When the village women gossip about her, he plants himself at the alley entrance and threatens them with a scowl: "Keep running your mouths, and I'll tear them off!" Late at night, his rough fingertips wipe away her tears. In a low, husky voice, he says, "Suishui, be with me. I'll protect you and your daughter for the rest of your lives." She runs off in embarrassment, only to run into a battle-hardened veteran who has come looking for her. He corners her against the wall and declares, "Suishui, I'll treat you better than he will." A large hand reaches in from the side... and pulls him into an embrace. "Big Sister, I'm sticking with you for life." "!!!" Three rugged men surround her, each eyeing her like a hawk. Her little girl looks from one to another and asks in her childish voice, "Mama, can I have three daddies?" From then on, the rugged men compete for her affection, each trying to have her all to himself and pampering her until she becomes the envy of the whole village.