Chen Siyu, with her graceful figure and mesmerizing poise, was once the principal ballerina.... more>>

From high-difficulty moves like Italian fouettés, 32 whip turns, to gravity-defying grand jetés—she mastered them all to perfection.

But a tragic car accident left her paralyzed, bound to a wheelchair for half her life.

One day, she wakes up to find herself in the 1960s, a fresh recruit who just got accepted into a Cultural Troupe.

According to the plot of the original novel, she was supposed to be a stepping stone for the reborn female lead—sent off to the countryside, living out her days toiling in the fields.

But Chen Siyu... decides to cling to the original host’s childhood engagement, to the cold and strikingly handsome Captain Leng from the Air Force compound. She chooses to stay in the troupe, reclaim her ballet dreams, and return to the stage!

Leng Jun is the youngest, most dashing fighter pilot in the Air Force compound. What made the young women secretly grit their teeth was that he had an arranged marriage from childhood. Recently, rumors spread that his fiancée had even moved into his home!

Watching his gaze grow colder by the day, the onlookers worried:

That childhood fiancée probably doesn't suit Leng Jun’s taste.

An arranged marriage, what a cruel twist of fate!

Until one day, the Cultural Troupe's belle, Chen Siyu, came to pick up her childhood fiancé after work. The tall, imposing squadron captain, and the alluring, slender-waisted ballerina walked hand in hand…

At that moment, all the single officers and young ladies of the Air Force compound collectively experienced heartbreak! <<less

Su Xiangwan finds herself written into a period novel by her jealousy-fueled cousin, becoming the wife of regiment commander Song Qingshan.... more>>

Her husband is away serving in the military, her in-laws bully her, her natal family is unreliable, and she’s forced to sell her children to survive.

To make matters worse, the original Su Xiangwan was a hopeless romantic, tangled in an inappropriate relationship with her husband’s younger brother.

… What a tragic little housewife.

After crossing into this world, Su Xiangwan swiftly tears into her wicked mother-in-law, demands a family split, and secures the pension money.

She refuses to follow the script her cousin designed for her.

Sons with doomed futures?

Her husband is a military officer, so her sons will be raised to become military leaders.

A daughter destined to be ordinary and unremarkable?

Watch her turn her into a dazzling military icon.

As life moves along, Su Xiangwan finds it increasingly satisfying.

Her sons grow up handsome and brimming with boyfriend energy.

Her seemingly honest husband turns out to be scheming and sharp-witted—

Though he can wrap even his own mother around his little finger, he never lets his wife suffer.

The most delightful part? At night, he’s like a stoic soldier standing guard on the border, never crossing the line or bothering her in the slightest.

Su Xiangwan thinks this peaceful, stable life suits her just fine.

Until one particular night... <<less

Chen Lina was reborn, and she met the man who loved her with all his heart fifteen years earlier than in her previous life.... more>>

Without caring that he was already raising three sons, all of whom would grow up to be top-tier villains in the future, she decisively pursued him and took him into her grasp.

She planned to love him deeply, care for him, and raise the children well, making up for the regrets of her past life.

However, this man acted like a typical "teenage dream" character—ignoring her attempts to flirt, maintaining an unshakable composure, like a mountain...

Heh~ While Chen Lina spent her days outsmarting and outwitting the little villains, she was quite happy. Men are like dogs—ignore them for a while, and they'll come running back. <<less

Chen Yufeng and Han Chao had an arranged marriage. They were childhood betrothed and even had a pair of adorable little kids together.... more>>

With Han Chao returning triumphantly from the battlefield, everyone praised her for her good fortune. She would finally get to move to the city, live in the military compound, and enjoy a better life.

But Chen Yufeng couldn’t shake her anxiety. Because of their childhood engagement, Han Chao had always seen her as nothing more than a little sister.

On top of that, she had a dream—one that revealed she was just a side character in a book. In the story, Han Chao wasn’t just a supporting character; he was a god-like male lead, even more impressive than the official protagonist. He was destined to become the greatest pillar of support for the female lead’s family and eventually the godfather to the female lead’s stepchildren.

As for her, she was merely the beautiful but ordinary country wife from an arranged marriage. Not only would she fail to properly raise her own children, but in her desperation to have a son, she would die in childbirth. She was simply a tragic foil in this “stepmother story,” and her kids were there only to highlight how exceptionally well the female lead could raise children.

However, Chen Yufeng thought otherwise. As long as she didn’t chase after a third child and avoided an early death, her cold husband would continue to rise through the ranks. And with her talent for Yunnan-Guizhou cuisine—smoked bacon, ham, eight-treasure rice, pickled vegetables with dipping sauce, and fermented chili—she could open a small eatery in the military compound. She could make delicious food, raise her kids, live life on her own terms, and ensure her children grew up safe and well-educated.

After seven years of separation, the couple finally reunited. Han Chao quickly realized his wife was nothing like before.

She asked, “Brother, do you think Commander Zhang’s kids are better, or are our kids better?”

Then she added, “Brother, they say having a son fulfills all a man’s wishes. If we’re not planning to have more children, how about we sleep in separate beds?”

After finally coaxing the little ones to sleep in the next room, Han Chao stood there, utterly confused. “…???”

Of course, our kids are the best.

No more children? Fine. But separate beds? Absolutely not! <<less

In a twist of fate, Su Linlang, a high-ranking general in space, wakes up and finds herself in 1980s Hong Kong.... more>>

Good news? She is now the daughter-in-law of the richest family in Hong Kong—the He family, and the eldest daughter-in-law to boot.

Bad news? On her wedding day, her husband is kidnapped, and her father-in-law is attacked. The wedding festivities turn into a funeral.

Worse news? The 1980s are a volatile time in Hong Kong, where today’s richest family might become the poorest tomorrow. The He family is on the brink of ruin.

As per the plot, her mother-in-law is tricked while selling antiques and stocks, losing all their wealth overnight and aging into a white-haired woman.

Her husband, tortured nearly to death, escapes from the bandits but is left blind and maimed.

Su Linlang, as the eldest daughter-in-law, knows she has to act decisively. With a two-meter long machete in hand, she ventures into the heart of the bandit lair to rescue her husband herself.

A few days later, the kidnappers, frightened and broken, rush into the police station to turn themselves in. Her husband is safely rescued, and Su Linlang’s reputation as the eldest daughter-in-law is cemented.

After a while…

Her timid mother-in-law, under Su Linlang’s dominating influence, invests all her savings in mainland China, and by 1997, her wealth skyrockets.

Her rebellious younger brother-in-law, frightened by his sister-in-law’s assertiveness, flees to the North, only to accidentally become a film star and gain fame nationwide.

The stuttering younger sister-in-law gradually gains confidence, and becomes Su Linlang’s trusted ally in family disputes and arguments.

And her husband, who was supposed to be crippled and blind, not only regains his strength but also becomes increasingly lively, gentle, considerate, and humorous—making it impossible for Su Linlang to stay mad at him, even if she wanted to.

As the head of the He family, He Pouting is as deep as a wolf in thought and manner, with an intimidating presence that even Hong Kong’s most beautiful women avoid.

But everyone in Hong Kong knows his one weakness—he is terrified of his wife! <<less

Chen Meilan was reborn, finding herself back in 1988 when she had been abandoned by her nouveau riche ex-husband and was struggling to raise her daughter alone.... more>>

Her ex-husband had left her with a large courtyard house in the suburbs and a bank balance with four zeros.

In her previous life, Chen Meilan's pride had caused her to lose both of these assets, a decision she later deeply regretted.

Yan Zhaocai had just returned from the battlefield, decorated with medals for his valor in the war of self-defense.

Yet he voluntarily gave up his honors, transferred back to his hometown, and joined the police force. As soon as he arrived, he received divorce papers from his wife.

After reporting to the police station, Yan Zhaocai, with his child in tow, was urgently seeking a place to settle down.

Chen Meilan, with her rural household registration, couldn't legally own the courtyard house given by her ex-husband. She too was in a desperate situation.

At this moment, someone brought Yan Zhaocai to meet her.

Yan Zhaocai was drawn to the fact that she also had a child. He thought that if he could be accommodating, she wouldn't mistreat his child.

Chen Meilan observed this man in his military uniform, tall and well-built, with a stern face. She remembered that in her previous life, it was his uncompromising integrity at work that had landed the nouveau riche and his mistress in jail after a coal mine collapse.

Suddenly, she realized this man was quite a catch. Definitely marriage material!

And so, their blissful second marriage began... <<less

Half-Summer died at the age of five, but was reborn.... more>>

The first thing she did after her rebirth was to find her biological family, the family of Dr. Gu, who had returned from overseas.

She discovered that she was not the child of her current parents, but rather the biological daughter of Dr. Gu, who was mistakenly switched at birth.

She also found out that she had not only a very capable father but also three amazing brothers, each with outstanding accomplishments in the fields of medicine, technology, and the military.

However, because of her existence, her parents and three brothers would blame each other and eventually become estranged, leading to a tragedy.

…

Dr. Gu and his wife had three sons in a row, but due to their old age and desire for a daughter, they finally had a daughter and cherished her dearly.

Unfortunately, their daughter died in an accident when she was only one year old, which caused the couple to become estranged. The wife went to another country, and the three sons left one after another.

In the end, Dr. Gu was the only one left to fight for his country.

Then, one day, a chubby little girl appeared in his office and claimed to be his daughter.

So, the mother returned with her career in biology!

The eldest brother returned with his medical thesis!

The second brother returned with his newly developed technology product!

The third brother was even more amazing; he joined the military directly because Half-Summer said, “I like my brother in uniform the most!”

PS: Chapters 30-40 were extensively revised, adding about 20,000 words. There is no extra charge for those who have already purchased the book, and support for the official version includes bug-catching and feedback for a chance to win a red envelope rain. <<less