On Our Wedding Registration Day, I Married the Barren Young Master Instead: The Qipao Beauty Has Triplets

[Following the army to an island + a period-drama rental-house romance + a ten-year age gap + a rugged, lame officer × a beauty in a qipao] Only on her deathbed did Ye Zhilan learn that her whole life had been a setup. She was once a wealthy heiress from Shanghai, but a matchmaking dance when she was young ruined her reputation. Her younger sister deliberately exposed that a cook had taken her virginity. Her father seized the opportunity to take her mother’s inheritance. Even the lover she trusted most drugged her and planned to offer her to a fat pig. Reborn in the 1980s, Ye Zhilan decides to change her fate. Her sister calls her dirty and tries to persuade her to get an abortion? She refuses. Being a single mother in the new era is cool. Her father wants to take her inheritance? Just watch her turn the tables on him! But Ye Zhilan only meant to marry some man, whoever he was, and give her child a name. So how did that lame officer manage to recover?! Ye Zhilan: “You’ve got a lame leg, and I’ve got good fertility. Neither of us gets to look down on the other!” Jiang Liancheng: “Was that really you riding me that night?!” Three years later, Ye Zhilan has followed Jiang Liancheng to his island posting. He’s healed his leg and regained his rank. The twins are already big enough to fetch soy sauce, and Commander Jiang is still full of vigor every night, nearly breaking several hard plank beds. Ye Zhilan, eyes red with tears, sobs: “Fine, fine, we’ll have them! No more, we can’t afford to raise another one!”