After Joining the Army, the Darling Heiress Is Spoiled Rotten by the Commander

[Military marriage + joining her husband at his post + spatial dimension + sweet romance + ballerina beauty]

Su Qiang was a prima ballerina, graceful as a startled swan and dazzlingly beautiful.

When she opened her eyes, however, she had become a pampered capitalist's daughter in a period novel, about to be dealt with.

With her life hanging by a thread, she had a sudden inspiration and decisively went to join her husband at his post.

Everyone said she was spoiled, bourgeois, and useless, and that within three days she'd be crying and begging to go back to the city.

But who could have guessed?

In the kitchen, she made pancakes and chopped filling, filling the air with an irresistible aroma.

At the dance hall, a single point on her toes made her outshine every other woman.

In the military family compound, she became the darling of the other wives. Later, her exquisite ballet made her someone everyone admired and looked up to.

Her husband worked hard to build his career, rising through the ranks again and again. He was handsome, doted on his wife, did the housework, and handed over his entire salary!

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Li Zheng was built like iron and steel, and had never even furrowed his brow on the battlefield. But after hearing her sweet calls again and again, he became utterly devoted to his wife.

From then on, everyone in the military district knew:

That cold, imposing commander who kept his distance from women had absolutely no principles when it came to spoiling his wife!

What iron-blooded tough guy? In front of her, he was just a henpecked husband who wanted to pluck the stars and moon for her!

Later, everyone said, “Where did you find such a beautiful, cultured wife?”

“Congratulations! Your wife has become the top prima ballerina in the country!”

Someone jealously scoffed, “Dancing is just a young person's game, isn't it?”

Li Zheng smiled and twisted the knife. “No need to worry. My wife has already been hired as a tenured professor at Peking University.”

His wife had plenty of virtues~