After Clearing Out My Birth Family’s Home and Joining the Army, the Celibate Big Shot Becomes Addicted to Spoiling His Wife

[Period setting + following the army + devoted husband + marriage first, love later + everyday family life + secret crush + adorable baby] In her previous life, Yan Qiao was misled by her cousin and called off the marriage arranged by the Shen family patriarch without bothering to check the facts. She followed a scumbag into the city and spent her whole life working like a beast of burden for his career, contributing her labor to his scientific research. Little did she know he had already gotten his first love pregnant, then even left the child in her care. In the end, the family of three framed her, and she died miserably in the dead of winter before she even turned sixty... When she opened her eyes again, Yan Qiao was no longer a naive fool. She taught her cousin a lesson for spreading false news and accepted the Shen family’s letter. So what if her fiancé was disabled? She was confident she could cure him. “Take off your pants.” At their first meeting, Yan Qiao calmly began treating the man. Shen Jiasheng said, “There’s no need. The battalion has a military doctor to look after me. Just take care of the household.” Yan Qiao sneered. If you want a house full of descendants, I’m the only one who can cure you. When your illness flares up, we’ll see if you come crawling to me. Seeing a young puppy trying to make a move on his wife, Yan Qiao quickly and easily cured her family’s various ailments. Shen Jiasheng grew anxious. “Um, you really can cure me?” Yan Qiao glanced at him. “I can cure your disability, and I can cure your infertility too.” How could a man who had spent years on the battlefield stand for such an insult? That night, he cornered her against the wall, gripping her delicate waist so tightly it nearly broke. “You said I couldn’t perform? Hmm?” “Commander Shen, why aren’t you pretending anymore?” A year later, Shen Jiasheng chased after his wife with their adorable baby in tow. “Honey, don’t get so caught up in your research. Wait for me and the baby…”