Sweet Pet in Military Marriage: Veterinarian's Daughter-In-Law Wins with Her Three Treasures

Li Muzi, a third-year veterinary student, was pushed into a manure pit by pigs in order to save a dystocia sow. When he opened his eyes, he traveled into the period novel "The Rough Man Officer's Delicate White Moonlight" - and became the cannon fodder ex-wife "Li Muzi" who was killed by Brother Zha and his cousin Bai Lianhua in the book. The original owner was a "loser" from Kaoshantun, and his parents gave it to Gu Yechong, a rough-looking military officer who had just returned from an injury in the army. He was chastised by the whole family because his "stomach was not moving" and he was given abortion pills by brother Li Tiezhu, who discovered she was pregnant with triplets before she died. Li Muzi, who came through, had just suppressed his abdominal pain when he heard the system prompt: "The 'Beast Pet Blessing System' has been successfully bound! Novice mission: rescue a big yellow dog with a broken leg outside the hospital. Reward: 1 anti-fetal pill, 5 pounds of fine grain noodles." She held a sewing needle to set the bones of the big yellow dog. As soon as she wrapped the gauze, Li Tiezhu kicked in the door and said, "You chicken that can't lay eggs, hurry up and sign the divorce papers and let the weak girl marry Brother Gu Ye!" Li Muzi rolled up his sleeves and pointed to the marks of pig manure on his trouser legs: "Li Tiezhu, the sow from the village head Zhang's family lost her calf. The mucus on your trouser legs is from its birth canal - and the medicine in your hand is mixed with heartbroken grass. If you give me another sip, you will have to go to jail." This happened to be heard by Gu Ye who was rushing back. The rough-looking officer stared at the big yellow dog in her arms, then touched her belly, his dark eyes as dark as mountains: "Are you pregnant?" Li Muzi touched his belly that was not yet pregnant, and smiled slyly: "Officer Gu, we are a legal couple, we are carrying your babies - three, oh." From then on, the veterinarian's daughter-in-law traveled around the countryside with her three treasures: treating cattle, rescuing army dogs, and treating chickens and ducks...