Quick Transmigration: My First Female Skill Takes Effect

The full moon celebration and the first birthday celebration are getting grander and grander.

Every newspaper in Fu Changming's territory had a sign on one side wishing Fu Qi a happy first birthday.

Wishing you health, longevity, and abundant blessings.

Even children whose birthdays are recorded on their household registration today, and who are under ten years old, can all receive a gift package.

Six red steamed buns with dates on them, six red eggs, and six silver dollars.

Fu Changming even had someone take photos of him receiving the items and print them in the newspaper, praising him as an honest and caring warlord.

He spent a lot of money, so he's bound to gain some fame eventually.

The day after the first birthday party, Fu Changming received a call from Cui Cheng from the north.

"Old Fu, I heard that the first birthday party you threw for your little girl was pretty good." It had all reached his ears.

Fu Changming suppressed his smile: "Hey, it's alright." He crossed his legs, exuding smugness.

He is an unparalleled father in the world.

Cui Cheng: "..."

I could hear the joy and pride in your voice even through the phone line.

Cui Cheng felt he should be direct: "So, what are your plans? I don't recall you doing this for your other children?" He was specifically referring to Fu Jing.

"Old Cui, you should reconsider our marriage proposal," Fu Changming said frankly.

He has changed now; he doesn't intend to give the position of heir to Fu Jing, but rather to leave it to A Qi.

Therefore, Fu Jing, who has no status as an heir, cannot reach Cui Cheng's eldest daughter.

Cui Cheng hissed on the other end, never expecting that Fu Changming really had the idea of ​​changing the successor.

"Old Fu, aren't you going to reconsider?"

You don't even know your little girl's temperament and character, let alone that she's a girl.

He rarely offered such kind advice.

Fu Changming: "What's there to consider? My Aqi is filial and smart. As soon as I go to see her, she reaches out her arms for me to hug her."

She kept telling me to take good care of myself and not to work too hard.

She said she would help me in the future.

Fu Changming switched the phone to his other hand and proudly introduced the deep affection between him and his daughter.

"...Such a good child, if I don't give her my good things, who should I give them to?"

Cui Cheng: "..."

His brows were furrowed, and his eyes were still dazed. He couldn't believe that the person he was talking to was the rough and uncouth Fu Changming.

"...Are you alright?" he asked cautiously with concern.

"Of course it's nothing." Fu Changming felt he should also show concern for Cui Cheng: "Old Cui, let me tell you the truth, your second son is not as good as your eldest daughter."

"Let's start fighting for gender equality now, and let's strive to be progressive people."

"I think you should just hand over your Cui family army to your eldest daughter."

Fu Changming thought that his daughter was a young marshal, and there might be some muddle-headed and pedantic people gossiping about her.

But if there are more, well, more people is normal.

Cui Cheng's brows furrowed, and his voice boomed as he glanced at his eldest daughter, who was clearly showing interest, and scolded, "What nonsense are you spouting?"

"The army is so tough, and girls aren't strong enough. My eldest daughter doesn't have to suffer like that."

"Heh, who are you trying to fool? You're just a backward person who favors sons over daughters. Is your niece even around?"

Cui Cheng remained silent.

Fu Changming then found out.

"My dear niece, don't listen to your father. If the position of young marshal wasn't good enough, would people be fighting tooth and nail for it?"

"This is a huge power... Hey, feed." Fu Changming was hung up on.

Seeing his daughter's determined expression, Cui Cheng couldn't help but say, "Don't listen to him, my dear daughter, this path won't be easy."

"Take the path I've arranged for you; it's a good path that everyone has proven to be."

The eldest daughter, Cui Yan, simply smiled and thought to herself: "Good road, but for whom is this good road?"

But she thinks the path is better for the youngest sister of the Fu family!

"Father, I'd like to visit Yunyang City sometime to see Uncle Fu and return the jade pendant he once gave me."

An ordinary jade pendant would not need to be replaced, but this jade pendant was a symbol of their two families' desire to unite through marriage.

Cui Cheng: "...Can't we not go? He has nothing there, and the road is dangerous. I'll send someone else."

"No, I want to go."

"As for the danger, send a hundred personal guards to accompany me."

Cui Yan's smile vanished. She had already given her father enough face. She put down the inkstone in her hand, turned around, and left.

Cui Cheng: "..."

That damned old Fu, ruining their father-daughter relationship.

Fu Changming was completely unaware of his resentment.

He was casually asking Li Xing if he had anything important to do today; if not, he was going to make another call.

In the North, it wasn't just Cui Cheng who had an ambitious daughter; in the Central Plains and the South, one after another, the generals began receiving calls of concern from Fu Changming.

They even specially invited their good daughter over to listen to their conversation.

Fu Changming didn't believe that someone would be interested in something as good as the Marshal.

"I don't believe anyone can refuse money." Shen Yun thought to herself: Such a good thing, no one can refuse it.

She was packing gifts for Aqi.

"Fu Changming is building a good reputation for Aqi outside, while I'm saving money for Aqi inside. We'll need it all in the future," Shen Qi muttered to Aunt Plum Blossom.

Aunt Plum Blossom nodded in agreement.

She wasn't Fu An, who thought that life was good enough now and wouldn't be bad in the future.

But the current situation is being maintained by her wife, and also while Marshal Fu is still alive.

"You did the right thing. If Miss Ten inherits the position of commander-in-chief, she will definitely need money." Aunt Plum Blossom knew that the army could cost money.

But not spending money isn't an option either.

The army is the key to survival in this chaotic world.

Shen Yun glanced at her, her eyes filled with warmth: "I knew that apart from that idiot Fu An, you could all understand me."

"Young Master has the heart of a child." Aunt Plum Blossom was never one to speak ill of others.

"hehe."

"It's good to have a pure heart." Shen Yun thought, at least Aqi doesn't have to be an enemy of her own brother, and she doesn't have to worry about hurting or troubling her.

"Tell the eldest young mistress to bring Ah An to play with Ah Qi when she has time." The relationship between siblings also needs to be nurtured.

Her son, Aqi, can only play around when he's little. When he grows up, he has to study, learn martial arts, learn to shoot, and secure his position as the young marshal.

There was no time left to talk to and connect with Ah An.

Aunt Plum Blossom: "The First Madam is very thoughtful, and the Eldest Young Mistress is also a smart person. She will surely understand your good intentions."

Wang Ruo understood, of course; she knew that Fu Qi wasn't someone anyone could just see.

Pulling Fu An along, two servants held a set of twelve zodiac animals, made of gold and about the size of an adult's palm.

If it were someone else's toddler, they definitely wouldn't be able to hold it.

But Fu Qi is really strong.

It's definitely fine to play with it.

On the way, Wang Ruo instructed Fu An: "My sister is young, but I know she is a child with her own opinions. You should be considerate of her."

"You're the older brother," she said, morally blackmailing Fu An.

Fu An was fooled by this: "Of course I'll give in to her."

How could he be angry with his sister? He wants to be a good older brother.