The Jing Family Heir Is Infertile? The Nanny Can't Hide Her Triplets Anymore

Shen Yuping read a period novel with a villainess who shared her name, and got so mad she let loose in the comments: "May the author have triplets in one pregnancy, then give birth to triplets three times in a row, all boys!"

Then she transmigrates into that very villainess, and gets three sons in one go. She's unmarried, and the father of her children is nowhere to be found.

Shen Yuping: Well, I'm here now. Guess I'll sell everything I own to raise the kids.

Lu Xiangyang is a promising young battalion commander in the army. He was injured in the line of duty and left with a bad leg. After his wife betrayed him and they divorced, he grew more and more sullen.

His family went through more than a dozen housekeepers, none of whom satisfied him, until Shen Yuping showed up.

The young housekeeper cooked better than a restaurant, kept the house spotless, and even soothed his heart ailment. The only problem was that she seemed to have less than pure intentions.

When she cooked, she tied her apron tight, showing off her graceful figure. When she mopped, she rolled up her trouser legs, revealing delicate ankles. When she spoke to him, her voice trailed off in a soft, sweet lilt, as if she were acting coy.

He resisted and reminded himself again and again: He's an officer. He would never fall for an unmarried woman with three children.

Until one day, his childhood friend asked the young housekeeper right in front of him if she wanted to date.

He panicked and immediately dragged Shen Yuping away. "You're better off marrying me than him!"

When word spread that the two were getting married, everyone in the compound said Lu Xiangyang had gone mad. He was marrying an improper woman with three burdens in tow.

Even more absurdly, he put the housekeeper's three children under his own name and treated them like his own.

Someone couldn't stand to watch and told him, "It's just an improper woman and someone else's kids. Don't spoil them so much!"

He gave the other person a cold look.

"They're my own children. If I don't spoil them, should I spoil you?"