After My Biological Father Returned Five Years After Dying in Battle, I Followed My Mother in Remarrying

Zhao Xun died. He was only twenty-six years old at the time of death. Cause of death: while performing an autopsy on a corpse, he accidentally got stabbed to death by the deceased's family, who were seething with resentment, and so he transmigrated. Transmigrated is transmigrated, fine. But it was reincarnation as a fetus! Ha, reincarnating as a fetus is fine! Reincarnating as a fetus is wonderful! Reincarnating into a sickly weakling! Zhao Xun felt that it would have been better to just die, so he wouldn't have to suffer this ordeal. But heaven would not let him die! It even equipped him with a lifeline system. Well, better to live badly than to die well, so he might as well just live and see how it goes. …… He was reincarnated as the son of a farming family. His biological father died in battle, leaving only his widowed mother, his grandparents, and two aunts who had yet to marry. Their home was not exactly bare of possessions, since they had a capable mother. Zhao Xun was quite satisfied. The family structure was simple, and apart from his frail body that could give out at any moment, there were no troublesome matters. Just as his body was gradually recovering and the household was slowly moving in a better direction, his biological father, who had died in battle, suddenly came back from the dead! This should have been a joyous occasion. But the scumbag father brought back a woman, forcibly demanded that his biological mother divorce him, and wanted to take another wife! Zhao Xun sneered: this uncle can be tolerated, but the aunt cannot be tolerated! So he kicked the scumbag father, helped his biological mother obtain a divorce, and voluntarily requested Expulsion from the Clan to follow his biological mother. From then on, he would no longer be a son of that household. …… — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: After My Biological Father Returned Five Years After Dying in Battle, I Followed My Mother in Remarrying — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠