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

Shortly after the IV drip was finished, Sun Jun and his wife received the news and arrived at the hospital. Seeing Zhou Chuan lying on the bed, half-dead, Sun Jun went up to him with some concern and asked:

"Comrade Zhou, are you alright?"

"What's wrong with him staying in the military region like this, refusing to leave?" Liu Cuilan couldn't help but be sarcastic when she saw Sun Jun showing concern for Zhou Chuan.

"Get out of here! Don't get in my way!" Upon seeing the two, the original owner's emotions surged up, causing her great sorrow. Unable to suppress her illness, she couldn't help but yell at them.

For more than ten years in the Sun family, the original owner always regarded herself as Sun Gousheng's wife. It was inevitable that she would have romantic feelings and hope for him. In those bitter days, Sun Gousheng was probably the only sweetness for the original owner. Even if she never really tasted it, she regarded it as a spiritual pillar.

However, Zhou Chuan himself had absolutely no feelings for Sun Gousheng; he felt disgusted just looking at him. Thinking back on the original owner's life over the past few decades, if Sun Gousheng had any sense of responsibility and had sent a letter home mentioning granting the original owner freedom, the original owner wouldn't have suffered so much.

Zhou Chuan thought the original owner might still be there, but after carefully sensing it, it seemed to be just a bodily instinct. The original owner had been tormented to death, suffering so much; how could he possibly linger? He must have been reincarnated long ago.

Zhou Chuan leaned against the headboard. The original owner's emotions had vanished without a trace after she said those words. Suddenly, she lost all strength and gasped for breath.

"You think Old Sun wanted to come? He only came because someone called him. I advised you to go back to your hometown in the countryside a long time ago, but you insisted on staying here. And to make matters worse, you went and became Commander Xiao's nanny. You're from the countryside, you don't know any better. Do you think being Commander Xiao's nanny is so easy? In the end, you got yourself into trouble!"

"They really don't know their place. They didn't get anything good out of it. Country folk should know their place and go back to their village."

Liu Cuilan couldn't be happier at the thought of her adopted daughter-in-law fainting from anger. Tsk tsk, she thought she was so powerful, but she couldn't even last three days under Commander Xiao.

Sun Jun felt his wife had gone a bit too far today, so he pulled her aside and said, "Cuilan, say less!"

Liu Cuilan, clutching her stomach, glared at him irritably: "What did I say wrong? If she had listened to us earlier and gone back to her hometown in the countryside, none of this would have happened."

"Now that something's happened, she's still coming to you? Do you think she can even find you? We're not family anymore, why is she still contacting you all the time? What does she take me for?"

After scolding Sun Jun, she turned to Zhou Chuan and said, "And you, well done! You'd better go back to your hometown now, instead of embarrassing yourself here!"

Sun Jun pulled Liu Cuilan aside again, telling her to be careful since she was already in the hospital, but she forcefully shook him off.

After a while, Zhou Chuan swayed as she got out of bed. She picked up the IV drip bottle as if she was about to go out. Sun Jun saw her like that and wanted to go over to help her, but before he could get there, Liu Cuilan pulled him behind her.

"What are you doing? You're my husband now."

"I'm your wife, why are you bothering with her? She's still alive."

Sun Jun sighed, feeling that what he had said was a bit too much. But seeing Liu Cuilan, who was heavily pregnant, looking at him anxiously, his heart softened, and he followed Liu Cuilan's lead and pulled her behind him.

The two of them were pulling and tugging at each other, all sticky and their eyes were practically glued together.