Hide the Pregnant Belly and Divorce [1960s]

Story Synopsis:

Shu Yao was lost during her family's escape in her previous life. In a time of war and chaos, she was sold by human traffickers to the Sun family to become a child bride. She served her sick mother-in-law and took care of her young husband.

After they consummated their marriage, she gave birth to children for the Sun family, managed the household, and served the elders. But in the end, her husband told her on her sickbed that he had never considered her his wife, never loved her, and didn't love the children she bore.

Enraged, she passed out and woke up shortly after their marriage. She was twenty-three that year and should have already been pregnant. The neighborhood director said that arranged marriages could be divorced, so she immediately hid her pregnant belly and cut ties with the Sun family.

Sun Yaozu has asthenospermia, and she is carrying his only two children. She left with the only bloodline of the Sun family. Seeing that she had nowhere to go, the neighborhood sister introduced her to the terminally ill man next door. 'Don't listen to those people's nonsense, his illness is not contagious. You take care of him, and when he's gone, this small courtyard will be yours. You and the children will have a place to stay.'

The girls introduced to him before were afraid he would spread his illness, and couldn't even keep the small courtyard he lived in. After they met, they were honest with each other. He didn't mind that she was pregnant, and she didn't mind that he was terminally ill. They got married immediately. Later, when Sun Yaozu mentioned several times that the child was his, she always insisted it was a premature birth. Wanted the child back? No way.

Sun Yaozu returned one day to find his wife gone, his child gone, and his background being criticized. This time, he had no wife to protect him. He shouted to the heavens: 'God, you're playing with me.'

Companion Article Request: 《The False Daughter's Return Home in the 1980s》

Lin Yunzhi left the Huo family villa in a sorry state at the age of fourteen and returned to the countryside with her biological parents. Everyone thought she would resent it, but in fact, she thrived. Her once lazy nature meant no one forced her to achieve certain grades anymore. Her parents were excellent at raising livestock and quickly became major breeders, competing with her three brothers to give her money. Her best friend was academically brilliant and worked hard to get into Tsinghua and Peking University. There was also that male classmate on campus who bumped into her; he should also work hard and stop staring at her as if she had flowers on her face.

Male classmate: No, you have flowers on your face, beautiful roses.

She reappeared in her old circle of friends, glamorous and relaxed. A new tech magnate was her husband, and company shares were in her hands. A beauty legend was her best friend, and she owned half of the company's shares. Everyone thought she would learn to cook and do laundry in the countryside, but in reality, when these people hadn't made their fortunes, she only needed to walk and dress herself. After they became prosperous, someone insisted on carrying her even when she walked.

Keywords: Farming, Rebirth, Historical Period, Daily Life, Marriage of Convenience

Shu Yao, Su Xiangdong

One-sentence summary: Slapping the scumbag man and his family.

Concept: Whoever abandons me, I will abandon.