In the 80s, the Easily Pregnant Beauty Cures the Ascetic, Childless Big Boss

Her fiancé and adopted sister were caught in the act at the health clinic, becoming a scandalous couple observed by the villagers. To protect his adopted sister from her husband's domestic violence, he "fairly" offered his fiancée, her, to his adopted sister's husband for abuse, which ultimately led to her being beaten to death.

Reborn, Meng Shuyue decisively broke off her engagement with her fiancé and returned to the city to become the youngest traditional Chinese medicine doctor specializing in infertility. To fulfill the marriage contract, her fiancé's two younger brothers were forced to pursue her. One called her a bean sprout who couldn't bear children, and the other called her as black as coal, despised even by dogs.

Later, the traditional Chinese medicine clinic was overflowing with people. Strong, healthy men lined up for ages, just to see this legendary beauty, said to have skin like congealed fat and an easily pregnant constitution. Even just taking her pulse was enough for them to not wash their hands all day.

Her fiancé came with his two brothers, blending into the crowd, and when they saw the fairy-like beauty at the doctor's desk, they were all incredulous. Who would have thought that the "country bumpkin," "bean sprout," and "black coal ball" they thought had empty brains had transformed into a knowledgeable and alluring foxy vixen wearing glasses?

She was not only skilled in medicine, but her cooking was amazing, and she was even bolder than them, introducing advanced machinery to research pills, creating snow-white skin cream, and saving the crumbling Song family, bringing it back to life.

Thus, the three Song brothers, who initially didn't want to marry her, fought tooth and nail, only wanting to take her home.

But later, they collapsed in despair, realizing this woman was no longer someone they could aspire to.

At a family gathering, their uncle, the most powerful and influential person in the clan, rumored to be childless, walked in with a pregnant, beautiful lady, stunning everyone.

The three brothers lined up, obediently knelt before their beloved, and, with red eyes, offered tea, "Aunt, please have some tea!"