A Village Girl Takes a Baby to an Island and Is Spoiled by a Cold-Faced Boss

[Seventy years+Island+Marriage first, love later+Threading books] When Xu Xi, a beautiful modern painter, opened his eyes, he found that he had transformed into a dark and ugly cannon fodder village girl in period literature. In the original book, in order to marry the male protagonist, the original protagonist was disgusted by the male protagonist after overcooking the rice. The ending of the original protagonist was the death of two children in dystocia. Xu Xi, who is familiar with the plot, called out: The beginning of the collapse of heaven! Just when Xu Xi wanted to mess it up, he accidentally opened the spiritual spring space. Unable to stay in the village any longer, she decisively packed her bags and took the train to the island to find her husband. Xu Xi had already planned that she would file for divorce with the male protagonist after giving birth, and would never be a stumbling block to the male and female protagonist's happiness. - The whole family house was rumored that Commander Zhou's vicious country wife had arrived. I heard that the village girl was dark, ugly, full of evil and uneducated, and she had to rely on trickery to marry the young and promising Camp Commander Zhou. When Xu Xi came to the compound carrying a parcel and her pregnant belly, everyone was shocked. Who said this fair-skinned and beautiful girl is a country bumpkin? But it was true that he was drugged, and everyone still looked down on Xu Xi. Gradually, everyone's public opinion towards Xu Xi changed again. "Have you heard? Comrade Xu Xi sold a painting for this amount!" "It's not just that! She was hired as a university professor last week and will join the job next month!" - Xu Xi, who only wanted to divorce after giving birth to a child, could not wait for the divorce notice. One night, Xu Xi finally couldn't bear it any more, and her beautiful eyes were watery: "Otherwise, it's better to leave." Zhou Yue's eyes darkened and he held her in his arms. "Daughter-in-law, we can never be separated in this life."