The Boss Who Transmigrated Went Wild

Feige woke up on the battlefield, where people were still fighting not far away.

I wiped my face and found it was covered in blood.

"Wu Tang, where did you bring me?"

"Master, this is a battlefield."

“You’re not living long enough,” Feige gritted his teeth.

"Master, I've chosen a rather difficult task. Good luck!"

"Speak, what's going on?"

"Master, the original owner was a general's wife. Her husband left after their wedding night and didn't return for ten years. Her mother-in-law cursed her day and night, calling her a barren hen, and she did it for ten years. Finally, the original owner couldn't take it anymore. She came to the battlefield, but instead of seeing her husband, she was surrounded by a group of people. See those people over there? They were all stabbed to death by the original owner. She stabbed the last one to death, and then she fell down."

What is she trying to do?

"She found her husband and asked him why he hadn't written a single letter home in 10 years. She was unwilling to accept this, and she also wanted to become a female general. The old woman had scolded her for 10 years, and she wanted to make the old woman regret it, to the point that she was filled with remorse."

"Okay, but I have a feeling things aren't that simple."

"Master, the original owner's wish was nothing special, but you can just cause trouble."

"Yeah"

Feige stood up because the original owner was exhausted from the long journey. She had already used all her strength to kill those people, and now she didn't even have the strength to stand up.

Feige took two steamed buns directly from her spatial storage. After eating them, she felt much better. Feige stood up and saw the city gate not far away.

Those people were fighting just now, but they've already gone back.

"Wu Tang, is the general inside?"

"He's here, surrounded by women on both sides, it's quite a lively scene."

Feige was too lazy to walk any further, and she vanished in an instant.

Upon arriving in the city, I found it bustling and vibrant, with vendors calling out their wares incessantly—a stark contrast to the outside world.

"Wu Tang, where is the General's Mansion?"

"Turn right at the next corner."

Feige walked over and saw the three large, gilded characters of "General's Mansion".

As they reached the door, Feige took out a letter.

"Young man, this is a letter from your general's wife. Could you please deliver it?"

The guard was a little confused. He asked Feige,

"The lady has been staying in the manor the whole time, how could she have sent a message from outside?"

"The madam is in the manor. How many madams do you have?"

"2"

"Oh"

Is she the original wife?

"Yes"

Feige was furious. She vanished in an instant, and the guards at the door thought they were seeing things.

Upon entering the general's mansion, it was indeed gold and magnificent, but it felt a bit tacky.

I walked into a house and saw a man embracing two women, whispering sweet nothings to each other.

"Master, it is he..."

Feige walked straight in.

"What? Ten years have passed, and not a single letter has been sent since your wedding night. So you've found someone new?" Fei Ge said nonchalantly.

"Why are you here?" the man asked Feige as he stood up.

"I asked why you couldn't come; you haven't sent a single letter in ten years. I came to see if you're dead."

“This is not a place for you. Go back.” Fei Ge’s eyes were filled with ruthlessness.

"Going back is fine, but you need to explain things clearly first."

"What do you want"

"Of course, a letter of divorce."

“If I divorce you, how will you, a woman, survive?” the man frowned.

"Who said that just because you divorced me doesn't mean I can't divorce you?" Feige said with a smile.

"You, you dare!" The man's face turned pale.

"Then you see if I dare!"

Feige left after saying that.

The man was very angry. He sat down, and two beautiful women tried to calm him down.

They just saw it; the general's first wife arrived. They're probably making a big fuss, and nobody will benefit from it.

Feige left the general's mansion and found a tree outside. She wasn't going to give the man a chance; it would be too much trouble if he came to kill her. Feige simply fell asleep in the tree.