The Substitute Bride of a Disabled War Hero

In the late 1970s, Yang Qiao is a poor young woman who has endured years of hardship and bullying. Forced to become a substitute bride, she marries Zhou Wenhui, a retired war hero who has lost the use of both legs. What begins as a marriage of convenience, with each of them simply getting what they need, seems destined to be a life of endless struggles over food, money, and household chores. But Yang Qiao soon discovers that she has married the right man—and, even better, into the right family! Her father-in-law is a senior military commander, while her mother-in-law is a chief surgeon. From the moment she enters the family, everyone treats her like their most precious treasure, showering her with love and affection. Once a girl who was looked down upon and bullied by everyone, Yang Qiao gradually transforms her life through her own hard work. When the college entrance examination is restored, she buries herself in her studies, earns a place at university, and eventually becomes a respected teacher. Meanwhile, her brother Yang Zheng dedicates himself to researching prosthetic technology. After years of painstaking work, he finally succeeds in helping Zhou Wenhui stand on his own feet again. There are no cheat abilities or miraculous shortcuts—only a warm, loving family, a steady romance, and a life built step by step toward a brighter future. — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: The Substitute Bride of a Disabled War Hero — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠