Pregnant and the Talk of the Family Compound, the Rogue Commander Spoils Her Rotten

The 1970s: A sultry and sharp designer wife + a rogue, handsome, sharp-tongued, and protective military officer [Double Clean]. Upon waking up, Song Nanzhi discovered she had transmigrated as the cannon-fodder supporting character who died the fastest in a period novel! To compete with the female lead for her non-biological brother, the original host had been a constant troublemaker. Instead, she fell into a trap, ending up pregnant with a “bastard child” and eventually dying a miserable death in the countryside. Song Nanzhi arrived on the very day her foster mother was forcing her to go to the countryside. To survive, she decisively bypassed her weakling brother and sought out the wildest man at the dinner table. “Regimental Commander Shen, I heard you’re in need of a wife?” The man bit his cigarette and sneered, “Little sister, playing with fire will get you burned.” To save her life, she gritted her teeth and married him. … After joining him at the military base, she hid her pregnancy and threw herself into design work—improving military uniforms and earning foreign exchange. Her career flourished. Until one day, the man pinned her against the wall by her waist: “Daring to make me a step-father? You’ve got quite the nerve.” She shrank back and played the part of the obedient wife, “Don’t be angry. It was a ‘buy one, get one free’ deal; you didn’t lose out.” The man grumbled about “returning the goods” every day, yet he never missed a night of rubbing her waist and feeding her plums. Testing the waters, she held up a divorce application. “Has it not been approved yet?” The man tightened his grip, pulling her firmly into his arms. “What are you acting up for? Why not give me a daughter, too?” The entire military district was shocked: The rogue Regimental Commander was actually secretly doting on his wife and child?! — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Pregnant and the Talk of the Family Compound, the Rogue Commander Spoils Her Rotten — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠