Reborn in the 1970s, remarried to a powerful but childless man, her scumbag husband is furious.

Before her marriage, Wenrou was tricked by her in-laws into sleeping with a spy man they had captured from the village. The next day, she became a despised slut and was even kicked out of her own home by her family.
Her in-laws feigned concern, saying they didn't mind her and were willing to take her in as a wife.
Not long after, news came from the army that her fiancé had died in the line of duty. Wenrou felt guilty and remorseful, agreed to break off the engagement, and was willing to stay in her husband's family to take care of his parents in their old age.
She raised his three younger siblings to adulthood, only to have them exploited to the last drop of their value and die on the street, before she learned that it was all a scheme by her in-laws.
It turns out her fiancé wasn't dead at all; he had married and had children in the army, gotten a promotion, and was living a happy and fulfilling life.
After being reborn, Wenrou tore up the annulment letter. Only after going to the army did she learn that all of this was a rumor spread by her in-laws in a letter, claiming that she was immoral and seducing men everywhere. Her fiancé actually believed it.
Wenrou threw a letter of annulment in her husband's face, and the next day news came that she had married Huo Yanchuan, the cold-faced devil of the compound.
Everyone in the family compound knew that Commander Huo had injured his manhood during a mission and would be unable to have children. He only married Wenrou to appease his family's pressure to get married and to make do with what he had.
Unexpectedly, the two babies in Wenrou's belly looked more and more like Huo Yanchuan;
She later discovered that the spy from that night was Huo Yanchuan, and that he wasn't infertile at all, but rather that he had developed a psychological trauma after that day.
Huo Yanchuan, who had just gotten married, said he had no interest in women, and that he would give them money but not go home.
Later, Huo Tuan, who was stubborn but soft-hearted, pestered his wife every day, wishing he could spoil her rotten.