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Reborn in the 80s: My Husband’s Scheme to Make Me Bear His Heir
Reborn in the 80s: My Husband’s Scheme to Make Me Bear His Heir Plot:
Transmigrated to the 1980s, she is forced into a married exchange and becomes the contracted wife of a cold-faced military officer. Expecting a loveless marriage, he instead pursues her relentlessly, coaxing her every night: “Darling, let’s have a baby?” Amid their tantalizing push-and-pull, she uncovers a shocking conspiracy behind the arranged marriage—her identity, his secrets, and the hidden eyes watching from within the compound. Before the baby arrives, danger is already closing in…
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