After the Divorce, the Capitalist’s Daughter Was Kissed to Tears by a Rugged Man

Shen Qingli was a pampered young lady from a wealthy family. She married army officer Lu Zheng and spent five years working herself to the bone for him, only to hear him say, “Your background is bad. Don’t hold back my promotion.”

Whenever his innocent, delicate foster sister cried, Lu Zheng would pressure Shen Qingli to give up her job slot.

Shen Qingli smiled, then turned around and reported the fake innocent for having an illicit affair. With her divorce papers in hand, she signed up for a posting in the harshest part of the northwest.

Lu Zheng was certain: “Within a month, she’ll come crawling back in tears.”

A year later, Lu Zheng went on a mission in the northwest.

Through the sandstorm, he saw his ex-wife, who once couldn’t even twist open a bottle cap, riding a fine horse and cracking her whip, bold and magnificent.

And the rough-hewn Colonel Xie, the “Living Yama” who ruled the northwest, was chasing after her horse, shouting, “Your Highness, slow down! Don’t jostle the baby!”

The cigarette in Lu Zheng’s hand burned through his palm.