Shen Zhaozhao, a senior chief nurse in the neonatology department, opened her eyes one day—only to find the male model she’d ordered had turned into a stunningly handsome man with a chiseled eight-pack.
Can such a lucky thing really happen? She closed her eyes and happily let herself enjoy the moment.
But when she came to her senses, she realized she had transmigrated into a novel as the scheming, shallow-witted villainess—whose every wicked deed was originally meant to push the male and female leads together.
In the original story, after failing to cling to the privileged male lead from a military compound, she’d gone to the wrong room and ended up with a child with Gu Shichuan, the male supporting character. She’d looked down on Gu Shichuan, dismissing him as a good-for-nothing drifter with a rural household registration. She’d gotten pregnant, divorced him, and headed back to the city—only to die a tragic death on the way.
What made things worse was the book’s teasing rule: if she chose to be a kind person, her child would be a lucky “koi baby” that brought good fortune to everyone around.
Shen Zhaozhao scoffed: Do people take me for a fool just because I don’t fly off the handle?
She had no intention of dying young. Men were dispensable—but the lucky koi baby and wealth were non-negotiable! As for clearing her tainted reputation? Who cares about a lousy reputation anyway?
She reclaimed her jade pendant with a hidden space, lived well every day, and slapped down anyone who crossed her. Her only regret was the child’s father—so handsome, yet only giving her one baby.
As a top expert in neonatology, raising a child was child’s play for her! Any newborn that wailed nonstop would settle down in her hands in less than a minute.
Gu Shichuan, on the other hand, cared for no one. They’d signed an agreement: once she returned to the city, their marriage would be dissolved by default. Without hesitation, Shen Zhaozhao decided to leave the father behind and take the child—she was going to run for it with her baby.
But before long, the truth came to light: her so-called “drifter” ex-husband had been switched at birth between the village chief’s family and a high-ranking military leader’s household. The original male lead was nothing but a fake heir!
The real heir—Gu Shichuan—had been away on secret missions instead of retiring from the army. Soon he reclaimed his identity, returned to the forces, and was promoted straight to chief.
Shen Zhaozhao stared at her growing belly—she’d spoken too soon; one baby had turned into triplets.
And now, her ex-husband, returned in glory to the compound, had come knocking on her door, begging on his knees for the chance to take responsibility for her and their children!
