Reborn in the 1970S, She Marries a Powerful Man Who Can't Have Children, and Her Ex-Husband Panics

Before the wedding, Wen Rou was tricked by her future in-laws into sleeping with a man from the village who had been captured as a spy. The next day, her own family disowned her and drove her out. Her future in-laws put on a show of pretending not to mind and said they were still willing to welcome her into the family. Before long, news arrived from the army that her fiancé had died in the line of duty. Overcome with guilt, Wen Rou agreed to call off the engagement and willingly stayed with his family to care for his parents in his place. She raised his three younger siblings until they were grown. Only after they had wrung every last bit of value from her and she died on the street did she learn that her in-laws had plotted it all. Her fiancé had never died at all. He had been promoted and was living a happy, prosperous life. Reborn, Wen Rou tore up the letter ending the engagement. When she went to the army base, she learned that his family had spread lies in their letters, accusing her of immoral conduct. Her fiancé had actually believed them? Wen Rou slapped a letter of repudiation against her scumbag husband’s face. The next day, word spread that she had married Huo Yanchuan, the cold-faced devil of the residential compound. Everyone in the family compound knew that Commander Huo had been injured on a mission and could never have children. He had married Wen Rou just to fend off his family’s matchmaking pressure, and they were only meant to make do with each other. But no one expected the two little ones in Wen Rou’s belly to look more and more like Huo Yanchuan. Later, she discovered that Huo Yanchuan had been the man from that night, and that he wasn’t infertile at all. It was that night that left him with a psychological trauma. When they first married, Huo Yanchuan said he wasn’t interested in women, handed her money, and stayed away from home. Later, the tough-talking but soft-hearted Commander Huo clung to his wife every day, wishing he could spoil her rotten.