The Cannon Fodder Husband Awakens

Synopsis: Liu Qiao is a ge'er. After marrying Han Zhou, he gave birth to a cub.

However, less than a month after their wedding, Han Zhou was taken away by the officials who came to conscript soldiers for the imperial court. With swords and arrows on the battlefield, everyone thought he wouldn't make it back alive.

Six years later, news suddenly arrived that their army was returning victorious. Han Zhou had been rewarded and had become a general. Before long, he would bring his family to the capital to enjoy a good life.

Everyone in the village said Liu Qiao had married well, but Liu Qiao didn't think so.

Liu Qiao woke up one morning to discover that he was a supporting character in a book. Han Zhou was the protagonist, and the person meant to be with him wasn't Liu Qiao, but the book's other protagonist.

In the story, after Han Zhou brought him to the capital, Liu Qiao guarded against everyone. Whenever a woman or ge'er got close to Han Zhou, he'd go mad and teach them a lesson.

After Han Zhou divorced him, Liu Qiao died of sorrow. Han Zhou then married a noblewoman from a distinguished family, the female lead of the book. She treated Liu Qiao's cub as her own, and the cub loved her too. Their family lived happily ever after.

Looking at his bleak ending, all because of his jealousy, Liu Qiao pressed his lips together. In this life, he couldn't follow the same path as the character in the book. He was determined not to be jealous.

He knew how to make all kinds of delicious dishes, and believed his skills would be enough to give him a good life. He didn't need to ask his husband for money for everything and put himself at a disadvantage.

So after Liu Qiao was brought to the capital, he worked diligently and kept to his duties, doing a fine job of managing the household and caring for the child.

Han Zhou looked at his husband, who had become even more charming over the years they had been apart. Every time he wanted to consummate their marriage, his husband would gently and dutifully say,