Joined The Army And Already Expecting Multiple Pregnancies, The Laid-Back Wife’s Good Fortune Begins

After transmigrating to the 1960s, Jiang Qian became the village’s contrast to her older female cousin. Her older female cousin was gentle, virtuous, and skilled at household work, while Jiang Qian was willful, arrogant, and blessed with beauty but little sense. However, Jiang Qian, who had brought along a pocket dimension stocked with supplies, felt that this was no problem at all! When her blind date fell for her older female cousin, came to apologize to her, and even had the matchmaker visit her home to cancel the arranged match, Jiang Qian remained unfazed. Though her sisters-in-law were furious enough to curse him out and her brothers’ fists were itching for a fight, Jiang Qian simply gave him two hard slaps and declared it a minor matter. After all, three-legged toads were hard to find, but two-legged men were everywhere! She would never keep a man who could be stolen away. As for marrying Han Shiguo, the military officer whose engagement had been broken off by her older female cousin, Jiang Qian initially felt the same way: marrying anyone was still marriage, wasn’t it? Why not choose a tall, handsome man who could completely outshine her older female cousin and that scumbag? Besides, the key to a happy marriage was still oneself. As long as she was enough of a couch potato, no one could exploit her. But… this couch potato had caught someone’s eye, and he happened to love pan-fried couch potatoes—the kind fried golden brown on both sides! Jiang Qian steadied herself against the wall, her eyes wide with shock. The formidable man from the novels had actually stepped into reality! Han Shiguo wore a gentle, well-fed smile. “Wife, this is no problem at all!” Jiang Qian: “…” She wanted to ask: Was it still too late to consider getting a divorce? — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Joined The Army And Already Expecting Multiple Pregnancies, The Laid-Back Wife’s Good Fortune Begins — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠