She Was Pregnant and Remarried to a Rough Man Who Had No Heir. the Chief Is so Sweet.

[80'S fiction + age difference + remarried eldest uncle + older scheming rough-and-tumble military officer + heartthrob and easy-to-pregnancy charming woman] Shu Li, a female herbalist who traveled through time period novels, became a notoriously beautiful and charming woman, carrying a baby with an unknown father in her belly, and got engaged to the male protagonist in the book. After her fiancé recovered from his illness, she cried and wanted to regret the marriage. The heroine's partner also plotted against her, causing her reputation to be ruined by gangsters. She broke off the engagement and had an abortion and died. In order to change her tragic fate as a supporting actress and find a father for her child, she used her expertise in traditional Chinese medicine to start a pastry business and open a sweets factory, making a lot of money. She also fell in love with her eldest brother, who was twelve years older than her and came back from the Northeastern Army to visit relatives. In addition to being tall and masculine, the old man was too masculine to look at. He was injured on the battlefield and was unable to have children. His salary, benefits, and temper made her jealous. What? In the ending of the book, he died a heroic sacrifice on the battlefield? It's okay, she will remind him. But why does the baby look more and more like him after giving birth? Why didn't he let her go even though he knew she was pregnant before marriage? Why did he viciously force her to have another baby... What about the promised heir? * Lu Mingzhou returned to his hometown from the army to visit relatives, and was stalked by a famous vixen in the town. The lesbian who was supposed to be his sister-in-law was pitiful and insisted on marrying him. An unsmiling man's old house is on fire. She said she was disgusted, but her body honestly agreed. I originally wanted to divorce her in the future, but as time went by, I became divorced, but it was not a divorce, but that I couldn't live without her even a day. He also wanted to tie her to his waistband and take her with him wherever he went, so as not to be missed by other men.