Spirit Spring Twins: My Officer's Weakness
The moment Vivian Wallace opened her eyes, she realized she had transmigrated into the role of a pitiful cannon fodder true heiress in a period novel.
The original host had been pushed into a river by her adoptive mother, only to end up tricked into marrying an army officer.
After marriage, instead of following her husband to the military base, she stayed at her adoptive mother’s home like a servant—doing the hardest labor, eating the least food, while her husband’s living allowance was all pocketed by the adoptive mother.
She even gave birth to twins, but never told her husband about them.
Then famine struck. The allowance stopped. The adoptive mother forced her to remarry—even threatened to sell the children for food.
The children starved to death. The husband died from severe injuries on the battlefield, never knowing he had once been a father.
Vivian Wallace, now a cross-disciplinary expert in both traditional and modern medicine:
…Who the hell wrote this plot? She was going to smash their skull in!
But the real kicker? The system informed her—this pitiful, tragic original host was none other than her past self.
What now? She had to make up for the maternal love she owed those children in her past life.
After swiftly dealing with the scumbags, Vivian immediately packed up and set off with the twins to find their father at the military base.
Dragging a donkey cart, carrying two four-and-a-half-year-old toddlers, she fled the impoverished mountain village under the watchful eyes of the entire town.
After a grueling journey, she finally reunited with her officer husband.
Matthew Reid stared at the two ragged children—miniature versions of himself—and confirmed they were indeed his.
The cold-faced officer instantly transformed into a doting father, overflowing with paternal love.
But he never could have imagined that his rough, dark-skinned bride from the countryside would transform into a fair-skinned, delicate beauty within just two months!
Not only that—she wielded her medical skills like a miracle worker, snatching him back from the jaws of death.
Rumors claimed she was illiterate? Yet here she was, excelling in both scholarship and combat, even getting recruited as an orthopedic specialist by the military hospital.
When her in-laws saw her again, they gasped: "This girl… why does she look just like our old comrade’s descendant?"
The true heiress had returned—and the impostor was panicking!
This time, {{Vivian Wallace}} had it all: a mystical spring in her grasp, a child in her arms, and the dashing regimental commander by her side.
With one hand, she rewrote fate; with the other, she unlocked cheat-mode—living a charmed life others wouldn’t dare dream of!
Marriage