[Time Travel] [Military Marriage + Marriage First, Love Later] [Parents with shortcomings] [Double Strong Sweet Pet]
Su Qingwan was a female executive of an investment bank all her life. She died suddenly in an office building in Lujiazui at the age of 35.
When she opened her eyes again, she transformed into the vicious aunt who couldn't survive more than three chapters in period novels - she couldn't carry her shoulders or lift her arms, she stayed at her sister's house to eat and drink, and she was jealous of her niece's aura of good fortune. In the end, she ate Lingquan grass and killed a farm cow, and was sentenced to a labor camp - a perfect cannon fodder script.
Su Qingwan looked at the leaking thatched roof and fell into deep thought.
As a result, the evil aunt's style of painting suddenly changed: she worked in the fields, started a straw knitting side business, quarreled with the best relatives, and gritted her teeth to hold on even after she had blistered with her hands. The villagers were stunned: Was Su Zhiqing struck by lightning?
When the days were getting better and better, the husband, an officer whom he had never met, came home on vacation.
He had stern eyebrows, broad shoulders and narrow waist. He stood upright, but the look in his eyes was surprisingly hot.
The first thing I asked her was: Have you eaten?
Su Qingwan:? ? ? Is this the husband or the canteen chef?
She deliberately wore his military shirt with the collar sliding down to her shoulders, made his ears red, and took a cold shower alone at night.
Su Qingwan was puzzled: Is this man incompetent?
She drank from his cup, and her fingertips "accidentally" touched his Adam's apple. His whole body stiffened, and he clutched her little clothes in the middle of the night to solve it himself.
Later, she leaned into his ear and asked, "Are you not good enough?"
He stared at her for three seconds, and his eyes changed.
The next day, she held her waist and cursed: "Gu Yunzhou, you lied to me!"
He hugged her contentedly and said in a low voice, "When did I say I couldn't do it?"
Good guy, it turns out it's not that I can't do it, it's just that it's too hard to endure.
