Wiki & Encyclopedia: In The 1980s, The Easy-to-pregnant Wife Guides The Abstinent Officer

A modern woman who transmigrated into an 80s military romance novel. Originally designated as the 'cannon fodder' ex-wife, she decides to subvert her tragic fate by changing her aggressive and naive behavior.

A high-ranking and disciplined military officer noted for his tall, athletic physique and cold, stoic personality. He is currently seeking a divorce due to his wife's previous disruptive behavior.

A manipulative woman who adopts a delicate and helpless persona typical of a 'white lotus' archetypal rival. She attempts to interfere in the marital conflict between the protagonists to gain favor with the husband.

The mother of Chu Shaoheng, who is deeply concerned and conflicted regarding the state of her son's marriage.

The father of Chu Shaoheng. He appears physically frail and is deeply concerned by the instability and conflict within his household.

The eldest son of the Chu family, a hardworking man who generally avoids conflict with his sister-in-law, Song Xingran.

The protective and somewhat guarded wife of Chu Shaoguo; she maintains a strained, distant relationship with her sister-in-law to avoid disputes.

The five-year-old son of Chu Shaoguo and Huang Guifang, an innocent child who develops an affection for his aunt's cooking.

Song Xingran's stepmother. A selfish and calculating woman who views her stepdaughter merely as a source of income to fund her own son's future.

A professional matchmaker seen mediating negotiations at the Song household, known for being adept at currying favor.

Song Xingran's father. A burly, intimidating, and overbearing man who condones his wife's exploitation of his daughter.

A man visiting the Song household to arrange a potential marriage for his daughter, currently wary of the rumors surrounding the Song family.

The protagonist, a strong-willed woman who has effectively detached herself from her abusive birth family. She possesses surprising physical aptitude and intelligence, able to defend herself against threats.

The manipulative and cold-hearted patriarch of the Song family. He is obsessed with his family's reputation and financial gain, often treating his daughter as a commodity.

Song Xinglan's stepbrother. A delinquent and perpetual trouble-maker with a history of lewd behavior and criminal run-ins.

Song Xinglan's husband, who serves as a soldier. He is characterized by his integrity and generosity toward his wife, despite her family's attempts to exploit him.

A powerful local government official who previously served as an educated youth sent to the countryside; his current authority makes him a figure deeply feared by the Song family.

The deceased patriarch of the Song family, a former imperial physician and master of traditional medicine who left behind a legacy of secret records and hidden wealth.

A meddlesome, abrasive neighbor in Guihua Village known for gossip, petty theft, and a penchant for instigating conflict with the Chu family.

The personal name of Mother Chu.

A clerk working at the local medicine hall. He is visibly infatuated with Xu Jiaojiao and treats her with favoritism while being hostile toward others.

The proprietor of the historic medicine hall in town. He had a prior professional relationship with Grandfather Song.

The full name of the clerk, A-Cheng. He uses his position in the medicine hall to manipulate prices and attempt to coerce female customers.

The full name of Owner Hu; he is the man in charge of the medicine hall operations.

A middle-aged local woman and pragmatic landlady who owns a two-story commercial space. Skeptical at first, she was persuaded by Song Xingran to sign a five-year rental contract.

An elderly villager who operates an ox cart, providing local transportation services.

The husband of Song Xingran; he appears at the residence just as the conflict regarding his mother's treatment reaches a boiling point.

The wife of Chu Jianguo. She is relieved and thankful to Song Xingran for exposing the true nature of Song Zichun, thereby preventing her daughter from a doomed marriage.

The daughter of Chu Jianguo and Liu Qiutao. She was almost arranged in a match with the delinquent Song Zichun before being saved by Song Xingran's interference.

The young son of Chu Shaoguo and Huang Guifang. He narrowly survived a near-fatal snake bite thanks to the quick actions of his aunt, Song Xingran.

The older brother of Xu Jiaojiao and a battalion commander in the military. As a comrade of Chu Shaoheng, he is known for his integrity and upright character, which is frequently used by Shaoheng to keep his sister in check.

A sturdy and earnest young man working in the renovation and construction industry. He is a friend of Chu Shaoguo and possesses an appreciation for innovative, creative interior design.

A petty and obstructionist official working at the town's Industry and Commerce Bureau, known for using her position to create unnecessary difficulties for business applicants.

A powerful local government official who previously served as an educated youth sent to the countryside; his current authority makes him a figure deeply feared by local bureaucrats. He is serious, disciplined, and currently acting to help Song Xingran.

The director of the local Industry and Commerce Bureau. He is a careerist who tries to balance his official duties with maintaining power, often turning a blind eye to corruption while being fully aware of his subordinate's bad behavior.

A clever and resourceful individual who possesses knowledge of various medicinal formulas and sells items to medicine shops.

The sturdy and imposing wife of Sun Damin who exposes his affair in public.

A young journalist who attended the same high school as Chu Shaoheng, one grade below him. Though he once aspired to join the military, he pursued a career in journalism after failing to meet physical requirements. He is loyal to Chu Shaoheng and assists him by gathering materials for public exposes.

A woman who possesses medical knowledge, capable of acupuncture and utilizing spiritual spring water for healing. She is married to Chu Shaozheng.

A man with a dignified and elegant demeanor. He cares for Song Xingchen and is learning culinary skills from her.

The mother of Xu Qianqian. She is a gossip-prone woman with a penchant for interfering in others' affairs and spreading rumors.

A villager who serves as an informant, having overheard Hu Yulan spreading false gossip in Qingshui Village.

Zuo Xueli's older brother and a local business owner. He distances himself from his sister after her scandal brings shame to their family and threatens his business reputation.

The male protagonist and husband of Song Xingchen. He is a stern, decisive individual with a military background who exudes a dangerous and cold aura to outsiders, but is strictly devoted and doting toward his wife.

A stranger at the restaurant who attempts to initiate a romantic connection with Chu Shaoxun, not realizing he is married.

A deceptive young man who attempts to extort money from the local medicine shop by falsely accusing the proprietor of selling dangerous, tainted medication.

Mother Chu’s older brother and the head of the Zhou household. He maintains a polite but somewhat superficial social standing with the Chu family.

The wife of Zhou Jianguo. A sharp-tongued and judgmental woman who previously insulted Song Xingran and views family relations through a lens of personal gain.

The son of Mrs. Lin and Zhou Jianguo. He is portrayed as lazy, relying on his mother to secure him a cushy military position through connections.

The mother of Xu Jiaojiao. She unknowingly aids her daughter's schemes by asking her to travel to the military base to assist her pregnant sister-in-law.