My Mother-in-Law is a Beat Cop [70s]

Yao Zhizhi, with her gossip system, transmigrated into one of the "five golden flowers and one treasure" family. Her parents, in order to find some long-term blood donors for Yaozu, asked urban relatives to introduce three young men.

There was a divorced factory director with a child, a widowed cadre with a child, and the four older sisters couldn't decide. Yao Zhizhi thought, "Fine, I'll pick that dying sickly man. At least he's a first-time groom, and I won't have to be a stepmother."

"Besides, how can a sickly man be a blood donor? The answer is: the man is dying, and he's poor!" A sickly man is good, a sickly man causes less trouble. Her mother-in-law even promised her that regardless of whether they could have offspring, as long as she could make the sickly man happy for the last few years of his life, once he kicked the bucket, she would help her find a reliable man for remarriage.

She didn't care much about remarrying; just having an urban household registration was tempting enough. She could also tag along with her beat cop mother-in-law to gossip and watch the drama, making her life lively and fulfilling.

Later, they had children, and the sickly man still hadn't kicked the bucket. He was also like a fortune-teller, always accurately guessing who the culprit was. Yao Zhizhi increasingly hoped he would live a long life; her children couldn't be without a father.

One day, she returned home with her mother-in-law after mediating a dispute, only to find a group of strangers at their doorstep. Yao Zhizhi grew inexplicably excited: "New gossip?" The man said, "...Wife, they are your biological parents." Yao Zhizhi was dumbfounded.