Transmigrated into a Book In the 1970s, a Cannon Fodder Raises Her Children with a Golden Finger

After dying in a car accident and becoming a wandering soul, Lin Ruxia endured it. But then, by sheer accident, she transmigrated into a rebirth novel set in the 1970s—becoming the female lead’s troublesome, overbearing relative. What now? . A nasty character? Lin Ruxia changes her ways. . In an era of material shortages? A shopping system appears. . Her body is severely weakened from giving birth to fourteen sons? A spiritual spring shows up. . There’s suddenly an extra baby girl in her belly? Lin Ruxia raises her too. . But wait—wasn’t the original owner’s relationship with her husband not that great? Then why is he here too, competing with fifteen children for her affection? . “This is my wife. If you want one, go find your own!”Song Zhicheng pushes aside his fourteen sons, holding his daughter in one arm and wrapping the other around Lin Ruxia as he declares. . Looking at this husband—an officer who perfectly matches her ideal type—Lin Ruxia starts acting coquettish:“Honey, it hurts!” . Song Zhicheng quickly puts down their daughter and asks with concern, “Where does it hurt?” … — Description from novelcodex.orgFull novel: Transmigrated into a Book In the 1970s, a Cannon Fodder Raises Her Children with a Golden Finger — read the rest free on N​o⁠v​e⁠l​C⁠o​d⁠e​x⁠.​o⁠r​g⁠