Traveling through an ancient military camp: Bao'er's survival song

People are very good at adapting to their environment. After two months in the military camp, Li Bao'er had gotten used to being brothers with a group of teenagers.

The person who was happiest about her joining the team was Bai Xiaosi, who was no longer the youngest member.

Nowadays, Bai Xiaosi acts like an older brother in front of Li Bao'er, often pretending to be knowledgeable and imparting military discipline and regulations as well as the complex interpersonal relationships in the military camp to Li Bao'er. He also talks endlessly about military secrets he has heard from who-knows-where, indulging in the feeling of being the older brother.

Although Li Bao'er's current physical body is that of a thin, small sixteen-year-old "boy," her soul is that of a thirty-year-old adult woman. Therefore, in her eyes, the pretentious manner of this seventeen or eighteen-year-old boy is particularly adorable. Moreover, through Bai Xiaosi's chatter, Li Bao'er can learn a lot about the current era and environment. So, Li Bao'er also likes to follow Bai Xiaosi, praising him with her innocent big eyes every day, saying how knowledgeable he is, and encouraging him to say more.

That day, Bai Xiaosi was chopping wood while bragging to Li Bao'er, recounting the bloody scenes he had experienced on the battlefield. As he talked, he mentioned the Emperor's tutor, the current Grand Tutor Wu Peng'en: "Grand Tutor Wu is always going against our general. When our general wants to fight, he says no; when our general says no, he insists on fighting. I think he's doing it on purpose! All the brothers hate that Grand Tutor Wu. He's a bastard, a great traitor."

Li Bao'er, her face flushed from chopping wood, chimed in for Bai Xiaosi as she worked: "Hmph, that's right! You bastard, you treacherous minister! Fourth Brother is right!"

Bai Xiaosi's rambling came to an abrupt halt. Li Bao'er, who was chopping firewood, heard the crisp sound of someone kneeling on one knee, followed by Bai Xiaosi's loud shout: "Greetings, General!"

Li Bao'er quickly threw down the axe, knelt on one knee, bowed, and clasped her hands in greeting.

Footsteps approached slowly, and a pair of black combat boots stopped in front of Li Bao'er. A familiar, cold voice rang out, sending shivers down Li Bao'er's spine: "Raise your head!"

Li Bao'er froze instantly, forcing herself to lift her head, only to see that familiar, cold, hard face that had killed her countless times.

The general looked down at her and said coldly, "Say it again what you just said, that Wu Peng'en is a bastard."

Li Bao'er felt a buzzing in her ears as if she had been bombarded, and only one thought echoed in her mind: It's over!

This general certainly doesn't have a grudge against Grand Tutor Wu as Bai Xiaosi claims. He'll definitely kill him again if he hears him speaking ill of Grand Tutor Wu!

Seeing Li Bao'er stiff and silent, the general frowned and shouted in a booming voice, "Speak!"

Li Bao'er was so frightened that she blurted out, "Wu Peng'en is a bastard!"

The brief wait felt like an eternity. Then Li Bao'er heard the general laugh, his narrow, phoenix-shaped eyes filled with mockery: "Not bad, say it again!"

"Wu Peng'en is a bastard!"

The general laughed heartily, patted Li Bao'er on the head, and then strode away.

Li Bao'er collapsed to the ground.

Bai Xiaosi, standing nearby, quickly helped Li Bao'er up, puzzled. "What are you afraid of? Are you intimidated by our general's might because it's your first time seeing him? You know, our general is a fierce warrior who strikes fear into the hearts of the Qiang people. Look at his height and physique! The Qiang people's legs go weak when they see him. But don't be afraid, our general treats us very well. Do you know which military camp gets to eat meat every other day? Look at you, so cowardly!"

Li Bao'er thought to herself: You don't know anything. If you were bullied by this person countless times, you might wet your pants if you saw him again!

Alas, despite all her pleas and pleas, she still ended up in the hands of this god of death! Good days are indeed not the norm, misfortune is eternal. Why? Why was she the one who transmigrated?! Why is this general always bothering her?!

That night, Li Bao'er had a nightmare. She dreamed that she was tied to a wooden stake, and the general walked over with a sinister smile, sticking arrow after arrow into Li Bao'er's body until she turned into a hedgehog.

Li Bao'er screamed and sat up, her face covered in large beads of sweat.