The General’s Household Forced Its Child Bride to Bear a Child

Most people transmigrated into a life full of joy and celebration. Shi Su transmigrated too, only to find herself at a funeral.

Two dilapidated houses, barely any farmland, and she was a child bride bought for a few pieces of silver? Could things get any worse? Shi Su was on the verge of tears. Then a bunch of hooligans came knocking, trying to harass her.

She'd had enough!

With one burst of energy, she put on the air of a renowned physician, dealt with the local thugs, and put her awful birth family in their place. Shi Su could only exclaim, “That felt great!” She hadn't enjoyed herself for long when her missing husband suddenly came back.

He even said he'd make a good life for her and the mother-in-law who depended on her. The man was tall and handsome, and Shi Su's cheeks turned red. Well, now!

Everyone knew that the God of War, General Yun Yi, had no interest in women. He didn't even have a single female creature around him. Yet after visiting a remote village, he returned with a little country girl.

The little country girl had three virtues: she was beautiful, fair-skinned, and a good cook.

But why wouldn't she share his bed? Yun Yi was worrying over it when Shi Su, dragged over by his mother outside, appeared with crimson cheeks. “Husband.”