Breaking Off the Engagement in the Sevenies, I Get Morning Sickness in My Younger Uncle's Arms

Mingyue dreamed that her fiancé of many years was plotting with another woman to drug her on their wedding night. And in three days, it would be her wedding night. Mingyue went straight to the other woman and traded the marriage for cash. Sang Yunye dreamed that he had ended up in bed with his nephew’s wife. In the dream, his nephew wrote to say his wife had given birth to a son. Sang Yunye calculated the dates and was certain the boy was his. That night, though he had been drugged, if not for her calling him “Uncle Sang,” he would never have turned years of pent-up longing into action and spent the whole night working hard. For his son’s sake, and for the sake of his son’s mother, Sang Yunye applied for the most dangerous and arduous assignment. With a goal in his heart and a clear path beneath his feet, Sang Yunye fought for the woman and child he loved and became a celebrated war hero. Ten years later, now a high-ranking official, he set out to visit his family at his nephew’s request. But when he learned that his nephew had kicked his wife out the very day after Sang Yunye left, and had pocketed all the allowances sent over the years, leaving his son and the boy’s mother without a cent, Sang Yunye went mad. He should raise his own son, and he should cherish his own woman. After waking from a dream one night, He received a letter from his nephew saying that the wedding to Mingyue was in three days.