Transmigrated into a child bride, she punishes scumbags, raises children, and marries a soldier.

Just as Sun Jun was gathering information from Political Commissar Ma, Liu Cuilan also received the news, and she was even more shocked than Sun Jun.

It's understandable. It's as if someone who is inferior to her in every way is about to trample her underfoot. For the proud Liu Cuilan, this kind of disparity is a hundred or a thousand times more painful than being beaten or scolded.

As soon as she got home, she started throwing things around and making a ruckus. Her own daughter was so frightened by the noise that she cried. Then she turned her anger on the child, yelling and cursing at her with all sorts of nasty and vicious insults, as if the child wasn't her daughter but her enemy.

Sun Jun went home as soon as he left Political Commissar Ma's house. From afar, he could hear his wife cursing. Without even thinking, he knew who she was cursing. He closed his eyes, took a deep breath, and immediately jogged home.

The neighbors who passed by shook their heads when they saw him: "Battalion Commander Sun, you need to discipline your Cuilan properly. If you keep scolding her like this, your daughter will never grow up!" She was already as thin as a chick, and if she kept being scolded like this, she would die sooner or later!

Sun Jun was deathly pale. He didn't even bother to greet anyone before rushing home.

Once the person had run far away, several neighbors gathered together to chat.

"You've heard about it?"

"Isn't that right?"

"Commander Sun is probably just a battalion commander now!"

"Who says otherwise? You can't go to extremes. Those two went too far back then. Look at how he's living now, and look at how that other one is living. They're about to rise to the top!"

"His wife Cuilan used to be alright, but ever since she gave birth to a daughter, she's completely changed. All you hear her doing is cursing and swearing. Actually, Battalion Commander Sun is quite pitiful."

"What's so pitiful about him! You didn't see what his child bride looked like when she first came to the country. She looked no different from Battalion Commander Sun's mother. That's when she was truly pitiful!"

"Exactly, exactly. She was the one who wanted to marry him. Now that things have turned out like this, who can blame him for?"

The group chatted idly.

Sun Jun had already returned home. As soon as he entered, he dragged Liu Cuilan into the bedroom, then closed the door behind him, staring intently at her.

"I'm asking you, do you want to kill the child so we can go back to the countryside and farm together?"

Liu Cuilan swallowed hard, avoiding eye contact: "Who, who wants to kill her? She's being naughty, can't I even scold her a couple of times?"

“I’ll tell you something clear, and you better remember this! If you kill your daughter, I can’t stay in this army anymore. Then, you and I will both have to go back to our hometown to farm! Do you understand?” The love from a year ago was long gone from Sun Jun’s eyes; he now only felt physically and mentally exhausted.

Seeing that he was about to leave, Liu Cuilan grabbed his collar and said, "Do you regret marrying me? Do you think your childhood sweetheart is better than me? I saw her the other day, and she's taken such good care of herself. She looks so young. Do you regret it? Don't you?"

Ever since her mother-in-law left, she could clearly feel that her husband's feelings for her were fading rapidly, and now he even looked at her with disdain.

Sun Jun pried her hands off: "If you dare to say such things outside, then we should pack our things and go back to our hometown as soon as possible!" After saying that, he felt he had to make things clear to avoid her getting herself into trouble and dragging him down with her.

"You know what kind of person our commander is. If you dare to say anything bad about my son, or his wife, just wait for him to come and deal with you. He'll beat me up too!"

After he said that, Liu Cuilan's mind cleared up a bit: "I, I was just saying it at home!"

“Even at home, it won’t work! You’ve offended both neighbors with your constant cursing. If they hear you, they’ll think you’re planning to break an arm or a leg!” Sun Jun’s face darkened. “I’m not kidding!”

Liu Cuilan recalled what she had heard before and nodded reluctantly: "I understand."

The same warning was also given to many military families. Although the melon was delicious, they still had to be careful about what to say and what not to say. If they said something they shouldn't have and Commander Xiao heard it, the consequences would be unbearable for ordinary people.

Li Dazui, who was in a privileged position, waited anxiously in the courtyard every day, but no one came out. This continued for several days in a row. Even feeding the chickens, pulling weeds, washing rice and vegetables were all done by Commander Xiao himself. As a result, she didn't dare to wait openly in the courtyard and could only observe secretly through the crack in the door.