After a Flash Marriage with the Strongest Military Officer, My Infertile Self Started Having Morning Sickness

Yu Qing'er is a fashion designer from the future who transmigrates into the body of a cannon fodder character in a 1980s retro novel. The original host was a spoiled young woman from a wealthy family who suffered a tragic fate after falling into an icy lake during a confrontation with the novel's female lead. The accident left Yu Qing'er with a disfiguring facial scar and a weakened constitution that doctors diagnosed as infertility. Her fiancé's family, valuing lineage and heirs, broke off the engagement, and the original Yu Qing'er eventually took her own life in despair. Upon arriving in this new world, Yu Qing'er discovers she possesses a personal spatial dimension containing a villa and a dispenser of endless water with apparent healing properties. She resolves to use this advantage to heal her scar and improve her health while navigating the conservative social expectations of the era.

Her mother, Bai Yu, and aunt, Bai Xiang, immediately begin arranging blind dates to secure a husband for her. Yu Qing'er approaches these meetings with a detached, analytical mindset, having no desire to marry for tradition's sake. During one date with Zhou Zheng, a widower with a five-year-old son who is secretly seeking a woman to support his family financially, Yu Qing'er sees through his scheming. She bluntly rejects him, calling out his attempt at poverty alleviation and refusing to subsidize his family. Her sharp honesty shocks her aunt and humiliates Zhou Zheng, but it establishes Yu Qing'er's independence and sets a new tone for her interactions. She informs her family that she will only marry a man who meets specific, high standards, effectively stalling further matchmaking attempts while she plans her own future.

Yu Qing'er decides to pursue a career in fashion design, leveraging her modern knowledge and the original host's talent. She proposes opening her own clothing store to her parents, framing it as a means of securing her independence in case her parents pass away. Her mother is moved by her daughter's maturity and agrees to support the venture. Meanwhile, her aunt introduces her to Mo Hongshen, a tall, handsome deputy regiment commander who was injured in action and rendered infertile. Yu Qing'er is immediately struck by the realization that Mo Hongshen looks exactly like her boyfriend from her previous life, who died saving her from a truck accident. As they meet, she notices that his mannerisms, voice, and even a distinctive birthmark on his arm mirror those of her late partner, leading her to suspect a connection between their past lives.

During their first official date, Yu Qing'er and Mo Hongshen watch a horror film, during which she instinctively clings to his arm. A sudden rainstorm forces them to walk home together, where Mo Hongshen shields her with his jacket and gets soaked. He accepts an invitation to her home to change into dry clothes, an encounter that intensifies Yu Qing'er's attraction to him. She is captivated by his physique and her imagination runs wild, leading her to create explicit sketches of him in private. Despite her internal turmoil and intense interest, she maintains a composed exterior. Mo Hongshen, though socially inexperienced, finds himself drawn to her and agrees to a second date, unaware of the depth of her fascination.

The story follows Yu Qing'er as she balances her growing romantic interest in Mo Hongshen with her professional ambitions. She navigates family dynamics, managing her mother's concerns and her aunt's matchmaking efforts with calculated honesty and occasional performance. As she heals her scar and builds her business, she seeks to rewrite her fate, moving away from the tragic path of the original character. The narrative explores her evolving relationship with Mo Hongshen, hinting at a deeper, possibly reincarnated bond, while she establishes her autonomy in a society that often underestimates women with disabilities or deviations from traditional norms.