A Country Girl Arrives on the Island Pregnant, and the Stern Tycoon Spoils Her Rotten

[1970s + Island Life + Marriage Before Love + Transmigrate Into a Book]

Xu Xi, a stunning modern-day painter, opens her eyes to find she has transmigrated into a period novel as an ugly, dark-skinned country girl destined to be cannon fodder.

In the original story, the heroine gets pregnant before marriage in order to marry the male lead, who comes to despise her. She dies in a difficult childbirth while delivering twins. That is the original character's fate.

Knowing the plot, Xu Xi can only cry: What a disastrous start!

Just as Xu Xi is about to give up, she unexpectedly unlocks a spiritual spring dimension.

Unable to stay in the village any longer, she quickly packs her things, takes the train, and heads to the island to find her husband.

Xu Xi has it all planned out: once she gives birth, she'll ask the male lead for a divorce. She absolutely won't stand in the way of the leads' happily ever after.

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The whole military compound is buzzing with rumors that Battalion Commander Zhou's wicked country wife has arrived.

They say the village girl is ugly and dark, uneducated, and full of bad intentions, and that she only managed to marry the promising young Battalion Commander Zhou by using underhanded tricks.

When Xu Xi arrives at the compound with her luggage and her pregnant belly, everyone is stunned.

Who said this fair-skinned beauty was some country bumpkin?

But she really did drug him, so everyone still looks down on Xu Xi.

Gradually, though, the rumors about her change.

“Have you heard? Comrade Xu Xi sold a painting for this much!”

“That's not all! She was hired as a university professor last week, and she'll start next month!”

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Xu Xi is determined to divorce him after giving birth, but the divorce papers never arrive.

One night, Xu Xi finally can't take it anymore. Her beautiful eyes glisten with tears. “Maybe we really should get divorced.”

Zhou Yue's gaze darkens as he pulls her firmly into his arms.

“Wife, we will never get divorced in this life.”