The 1970S: The Fertile, Delicate Wife Is Spoiled by Beijing's Young Master Who Can't Have Children

[A Childless Regiment Commander vs. A Fertile Beauty, Dual Rebirth + Switched Marriages + Love After Marriage] After Qin Shu is reborn, her cousin switches their marriages! In her previous life, Qin Shu married a young educated urbanite who became the richest man in the country. She was a wealthy wife everyone envied. Her cousin married a young military officer who was lame, disfigured, and childless. He died of illness not long afterward. Qin Shu looks at the man on the hospital bed: 1.9 meters tall, long legs, broad as a double-door wardrobe. Near death? Her title as China's foremost miracle doctor isn't for show. The officer Xie Lanzhi, nicknamed the Jade-faced Yama, comes from a distinguished family and is a heaven-blessed talent. He has one fatal flaw: he can't have children! Qin Shu, who conceives easily, is adored by her energetic husband, her waist trembling night after night. One day, Xie Lanzhi can't stop vomiting during training on the field, and Qin Shu discovers she's pregnant with twins. The man, suffering from severe morning sickness, embraces his beloved wife and grins from ear to ear. The Xie family treats Qin Shu like royalty. When Qin Shu is pregnant with their second child, Xie Lanzhi throws up again while away on a mission. He calls Qin Shu, who's back at home. "Sweetheart, are you pregnant again?" * The cousin who stole the young educated urbanite discovers she's been deceived. He has no talent for business, likes chasing after rich women, and is childless too. Xie Lanzhi gets promoted, and Qin Shu becomes the wife of a high-ranking official. Qin Shu's superb medical skills become famous far and wide, and she rises to the top in wealth. Qin Shu gives birth to a pair of clever, lively twins, and lives an even more glorious life than in her previous one. Qin Baozhu is so hateful and jealous that her eyes turn red. Why does Qin Shu get to be so lucky?!