Quick Transmigration: Su Cha's Life in That Era

Feng Hongjun was not someone who was obsessed with the past.

Now that he has gained sufficient power, the elders will compromise, whether it's due to his own abilities or for the long-term consideration of the family.

He wants to marry a woman who matches his heart, and no one can stop him now.

Unfortunately, his aesthetic sense is somewhat out of step with those around him.

I did encounter one before.

Unfortunately, my demeanor when we met was all a pretense to please him, but after only two meetings, I couldn't keep up the act and the deception was exposed.

It takes considerable effort and skill to disguise a lively and charming personality as the kind he likes, and to keep it a secret from him during two meetings.

As for the next meeting, it was entirely because the other party was still persistent. Out of consideration for his comradeship, he agreed to the appointment and explained things to her.

The girl didn't actually like him; she was just persistent and also attracted to his status and resources.

Su Cha didn't hear a reply for a long time. She looked up and met Feng Hongjun's thoughtful gaze.

Su Cha: "..."

No way, no way, even though my motives weren't pure, I didn't do anything today, did I?

You noticed that?

Is the Red Army really that powerful?

I was being extremely careful.

After all, the person on the other end was a soldier with sharp eyes.

To inquire tentatively.

"Why...why are you looking at me like that?"

Feng Hongjun suddenly came to his senses.

"Feel sorry."

The man's aura was so peaceful that, over time, he instinctively lowered his guard.

I've been getting caught up in that topic again and I'm starting to think a bit too much.

Looking at Su Cha's tense, wary, and slightly guilty eyes.

Guilty?

wrong!

Why did she feel guilty?

Feng Hongjun's eyes held a hint of inquiry.

He smiled, a formal smile playing on his lips.

"I'm sorry, Comrade Su, your answer reminded me of some past events."

You're absolutely right. What we lose or can't get back is more likely to become an obsession.

Su Cha: "..."

Is he thinking of his deceased wife?

However, she understood.

The other party is from her own family, also surnamed Su.

Dr. Su was indeed a very good person, but as she inquired more and more, she discovered that Dr. Su lived like a machine.

If the other person weren't unrelated to the main plot, Su Cha would almost have thought they were just a tool from the plot system, a substitute for the main character.

Aside from being responsible for her patients' conditions, she seemed to have no other emotions—not with her family, not with her husband, and not even with her own daughter.

The baby was fed formula after birth. Dr. Su returned to work at the hospital after her postpartum period, and the baby was cared for by others.

She seems to have autism, but not quite; she can work and socialize normally.

Su Cha guessed that this person had suffered a great shock, had problems expressing their emotions, or was deeply hurt.

She didn't want to inquire too openly, so she didn't dare to ask any further questions.

Looking at Feng Hongjun, Su Cha sighed.

"Condolences to Commander Feng."

Feng Hongjun: "..."

Why do I suddenly need to express my condolences?

Su Cha's tone was encouraging.

Those who have passed away are gone, but those who are alive must look forward.

Feng Hongjun understood, but he didn't explain.

Undeniably, the woman opposite him had some feelings for him, but they weren't that close yet, and besides, she was there to work, not to go on a blind date.

Of course, what he cared about most was the guilty conscience and wariness in the man's eyes just now.

This is not the kind of emotion she should show towards him given her status.

Unless there's a problem in the middle.

After finishing the interview with Su Cha, Feng Hongjun warmly saw Su Cha off and then made a few phone calls.

In the days that followed, Su Cha began to work like a beast of burden.

She really sacrificed so much for a chance to meet Feng Hongjun.

I also had to go and interview several other regimental commanders, and I also met with some soldiers and their families.

She finally had some free time after submitting three manuscripts.

I'm very satisfied with all three manuscripts, so I've decided to publish them separately. I can no longer use the pen name "Su Cha" for Xinghuo, so I've changed to another one.

The article published under the pen name Xinghuo had a significant impact, and with Su Cha also producing three more excellent articles, the Fourth Regiment's attitude towards her became increasingly gentle.

That's a huge boost to my reputation!

These past few days, Wu Xiujuan has stopped trying to introduce her to potential partners. Political Commissar Qian subtly conveyed a message to her through his wife.

It means that if she still can't find a suitable job after six months, she shouldn't worry, as the higher-ups will arrange a job for her in a nearby factory, where she can become a worker.

It's close by, and it's convenient for everyone to take care of them, mother and daughter.

This means that although Su Cha will be given a job outside the military, the military will take care of her and support her, which will prevent most people with ill intentions from bothering her.

Wu Xiujuan also realized that if Su Cha couldn't find a suitable match, she would probably prefer to remain single.

When new people come along, she'll mention it to Su Cha, but if Su Cha isn't interested, she won't say anything more.

After a few days of rest, Su Cha got busy with preparations for the New Year again, completely forgetting about Feng Hongjun.

She forgot, but Feng Hongjun did not.

With plenty of time, he thoroughly investigated Su Tea.

They even found out that the original owner had drugged her former in-laws.

Of course, this is analysis and speculation, plus what the Zhou family said, but there is no evidence, and it has been a long time and cannot be found.

Feng Hongjun had his own judgment.

He only watched these mundane family matters with amusement; what he cared about was the ingredients of the Suzhou tea and whether it had been in contact with people it shouldn't have.

In this respect, Su tea is clean.

He breathed a sigh of relief.

It's good that it's not the worst thing.

However, upon investigating recent events, Feng Hongjun uncovered something interesting.

Although they are all very subtle.

Because we can't investigate openly, there are many things we can't ask directly.

But as the old saying goes, even geese leave traces as they fly by.

This man's feint and the borrowing of arrows with straw boats were truly brilliant.

She went to such great lengths just to make contact with a few regimental commanders.

Feng Hongjun personally went to investigate and found that only he was there; her behavior that day was a bit unusual.

How so? She kept her distance from other group leaders and had a sense of boundaries.

But she treated him like her own husband, moving things and pouring water for him. She seemed polite, but she took it all for granted. She would casually shove headscarves and hats into his hands, and didn't mind if he helped her take off her clothes. She also let him hold the baby without worry.

Other team leaders would say things like, "Thank you for your trouble," "Thank you for your hard work," "No need, no need, I can manage on my own"...

Feng Hongjun was neither a fool nor a naive young man.

After such a long game of chess, the situation seems unclear, but the general's intentions have already been revealed.

I'd say eight or nine out of ten.

He wanted to see what Comrade Su Cha would do next.

It's best not to harm your own daughter...

Su Cha had no idea that Feng Hongjun had not only thoroughly investigated everything the original owner had done, but also uncovered almost everything about her little schemes. Moreover, he had guessed her purpose based on just a few clues.

At this moment, Su Cha was rushing to finish her manuscript.

Feng Hongjun waited until the New Year, but there was still no sign of Su Cha.

This made him wonder if he was overthinking things.

Comrade Su Cha had no such intention at all.

How could that be?

He was probably the best candidate among those she had selected.

Doesn't she have any interest at all?

What is Su Cha doing?

Su Cha is making fried meatballs at home.

Good heavens! Now that she's out of confinement, the connections she's built up over this period will finally allow her to get some good stuff, eat well, and have a prosperous New Year.

I would like to thank her good half-brother Jiang Guodong and her future sister-in-law Zhao Xiaoya, who contributed the most.

Happy!