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Transmigrated into a Book: Raising Children with My Husband in the 70s

by Luu Yen La

Lin Wei and Zong Shao's marriage was arranged, and after four years, they still lived separately. Despite having two children, their relationship was less intimate than that of ordinary friends. Lin Wei believed they would remain a "plastic couple" forever. However, while accompanying Zong Shao to his military post, she had a vivid dream. In this dream, she discovered her husband was the unattainable "white moonlight" that the female protagonist of a certain period novel yearned for. Even more surprisingly, Lin Wei herself was the "white moonlight" of that "white moonlight." In the novel's narrative, she and Zong Shao were childhood sweethearts, engaged from birth, and shared a deeply loving marriage. After her untimely death, he spent his entire life mourning her, never taking another wife. Waking from this revelation, Lin Wei gazed at her husband's seemingly emotionless face and a new thought bloomed in her mind: "So, you loved me this deeply. Then I, too, should strive to love you a little more." This story explores a marriage of convenience turning into true love, focusing on their daily life raising children on an island.

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