Reborn in 1970s: I Brought My Twins to to the Military District to Divorce But Got Pampered by the Commander Instead

[Bright, clear-headed beauty × Cold, abstinent high-ranking military officer] Tags: 1970s setting, military marriage, twins (boy & girl), arranged marriage to love, size difference, age gap, pampered heroine, family drama – Song Yuntang wakes up to find herself transported back to the 1970s, stuck in a cowshed and being forced into a surrogate pregnancy! Originally the daughter of high-ranking officials, her well-educated parents sent her to the countryside for safety before being persecuted. But her greedy uncle seized her money, abused her, and forced her to marry Fu Weicheng—a disgraced “black category” man—while extorting a large bride price. – Unexpectedly, after their marriage, the Fu family was rehabilitated. Fu Weicheng returned to Beijing and disappeared without a trace—never even knowing she was pregnant. Song Yuntang gives birth to twins and struggles to survive alone with her children. Enough is enough! She beats up her cruel uncle’s family, reclaims her money, and brings her two kids to the military district to demand a divorce. She doesn’t need the man—but her children must get Beijing household registration! – Fu Weicheng, the famously cold and untouchable officer in the Beijing military district, suddenly turns red-eyed when he sees Song Yuntang holding a pair of twins and asking for a divorce. The entire military district soon realizes: Commander Fu has fallen—hard—for the wife he once “abandoned.” By day, he buys her sweets, takes care of the kids, and writes self-criticisms. By night, he holds her close and pleads softly: “Wife… let’s not divorce, okay?” – Song Yuntang originally just wanted the household registration and to leave—but instead, she ends up being utterly spoiled… and constantly exhausted. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Reborn in 1970s: I Brought My Twins to to the Military District to Divorce But Got Pampered by the Commander Instead — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠