After Joining the Army with Morning Sickness, the Stoic Soldier Spoils Me Rotten

In her previous life, Ye Sisi was a pushover. She worked herself to the bone for her family, only to be looked down on by her relatives, who complained that she was too scrawny and had too little blood to be worth much.

As soon as her husband died, her family dragged her off to get an abortion, hoping to marry her off to an old man and use the bride price to find a wife for their son.

Reborn, Ye Sisi swiftly cuts ties with her family, then heads to the army with her pregnant belly and her golden finger to find her man.

Who knew the man would insist on divorcing her with a stony expression, saying that a forcibly picked melon never tastes sweet and that he won't force anyone.

Since she'd already come all this way, Ye Sisi figures she should at least get to the bottom of things.

He says a forcibly picked melon won't taste sweet, then lies down on the bed and insists on sleeping pressed against her. He's not so stubborn now.

People in the military compound see Gu Wenyuan acting this way and whisper that the couple probably won't last, and that divorce is only a matter of time.

Just look at Comrade Gu's wife. She's pale all over, hardly the kind of person who can manage a household. The two of them are clearly a mismatch.

Who would have guessed that Ye Sisi is a jack-of-all-trades, good at everything others can do and even things they can't? She's like a treasure chest.

"Fine, let's divorce. Anyone who backs out is a coward." Once Ye Sisi gets the full story, she refuses to indulge him.

"Wife, I'm not divorcing you. I'm a coward!" Gu Wenyuan shouts, standing straight on a washboard.

There's no way he wants to divorce his wife. He loves her more than anything.