Transmigrated into the Antagonist’s Mother, I Remarried and Followed the Army

(Era: Military Marriage + Transmigration into a Novel + Slow-Burn Romance + Foil Character + Raising Children + Sweet Love + Food + Spatial Spring) After waking from a car accident, Lin Zhilan transmigrates into the novel “The Eighties’ Prosperous Wife,” becoming the biological mother of the female foil character. The original host was stunningly beautiful and enchantingly charming, but unfortunately, she was a widow. Her striking looks coupled with a timid personality made men lust after her and women curse her. Home-wrecker, seductress, troublemaker, shameless… The original host endured it all silently, her only wish to raise her child. But some people simply wouldn’t leave her alone. A bowl of chicken soup later, she was delivered to someone else’s bed, accidentally ending up lying next to a military officer. “Caught in the act.” The officer was forced to agree to marry her, but left on a mission the very next day, saying he would come back for her and her daughter in a month or two. Unable to bear the increasingly vicious rumors and unwilling to betray her deeply loved late husband, the original host resolved to end her life. Her daughter then began her own life as the foil character. And Lin Zhilan transmigrates right into the night they were caught. With a spatial spring and her own medical skills, her daughter is just a foil character? She is clearly the apple of her eye. In the original novel, Su Lang remained unmarried his entire life, showing not the slightest interest in women. But after Lin Zhilan moves to the military base, she discovers, This is no ascetic officer at all, but rather a ravenous wolf who has tasted the sweetness.