1970s After My Entire Family Was Killed I Carried My Pregnancy and Chased After My Husband

Song Qiaoan wakes up in her bedroom, realizing she has been reborn into her past. In her previous life, her father Song Jianren and stepmother Zhang Meilan orchestrated a scheme that destroyed her. They drugged her into sleeping with Fu Chen, a man from a powerful family, forcing a marriage that quickly fell apart when the Fu family was purged politically. Song Jianren then forced a divorce and sold Song Qiaoan to Wang Shichang, a violent pervert from a high-ranking official family. Song Qiaoan suffered years of abuse and was eventually beaten to death, while her father and stepmother used Wang’s connections to flee justice. Meanwhile, Fu Chen was rehabilitated and later died of grief after Song Qiaoan’s death. Now reborn, Song Qiaoan discovers she is pregnant with Fu Chen’s child, a secret she must protect. She refuses to marry Wang Shichang, shocking her family who expected her usual obedience.

Her father and stepmother are desperate to marry her off to Wang Shichang to secure their own escape from impending political investigations. They plan to use the bride price and dowry to fund their flight and secure futures for their biological children, Song Jiabao and Song Weiwei. Song Qiaoan counters their demands by extorting a dowry of twenty thousand yuan, a sum that stuns her father but ultimately secures her some financial independence. She learns that her stepmother plans to transfer her job to Song Weiwei and that Song Jiabao, who has poor academic standing, intends to hire a substitute to take the college entrance exam on his behalf. Song Qiaoan realizes her family’s greed and cruelty remain unchanged, and she resolves to dismantle their schemes while preparing to reunite with Fu Chen in the countryside.

During this time, Song Qiaoan discovers a mysterious emerald ring left by her mother. When she pricks her finger on it, the ring activates a spiritual space containing a villa, fertile farmland, and a healing spring. The spring water accelerates fetal development and enhances her physical strength. She uses this advantage to gather supplies from the black market and begins planning her revenge. She also uncovers that her stepsister Song Weiwei is having an affair with Zhang Hao, the fiancé of Song Qiaoan’s new workplace supervisor, Zhang Qing. Using a camera lent by her colleague Zhou Xiaoman, Song Qiaoan gathers photographic evidence of the affair, intending to expose Song Weiwei when she starts her new job.

The conflict escalates when Song Jianren and Zhang Meilan attempt to drug Song Qiaoan at Wang Shichang’s upcoming birthday banquet to force her into submission. Song Qiaoan anticipates this and confronts her father, threatening to set him on fire with alcohol and a lighter. This act of defiance shocks her family into backing down temporarily. However, Song Jianren reveals that Wang Shichang has lent them money to facilitate the drugging scheme. Song Qiaoan also learns about a past murder committed by Wang Shichang’s relative, which was covered up due to their political influence. She decides to investigate this cold case to find leverage against the Wang family.

Song Qiaoan visits her uncle, Shen Zhengming, who reveals that Fu Chen harbored deep feelings for her since childhood. This revelation strengthens her resolve to find Fu Chen and protect their child. She prepares to leave Shanghai, having secured her dowry and gathered evidence against her family’s corrupt activities. Her plan is to expose Song Weiwei’s infidelity at work, ruin Song Jiabao’s exam substitution plot, and eventually escape to the countryside to reconcile with Fu Chen. The story follows her strategic maneuvers as she navigates the treacherous social and political landscape of the era, turning the tables on those who sought to destroy her.