Quick Transmigration: My First Female Skill Takes Effect

Pang Jianwen stood opposite the nurse, looking down at the baby in the swaddling clothes, his breathing unconsciously becoming heavier.

She had her eyes closed and her little hands tightly clenched as he gently took the child from her.

"Aqi, I'm your dad."

Pang Jianwen's voice was gentle and loving, even though he never believed in the old saying that parents should make endless sacrifices for their children.

But when he saw Aqi, he thought, "That's definitely how it should be."

"Aqi, Aqi".

"My first good child."

As soon as Pang Jianwen spoke, Sister-in-law Su was stunned. She subconsciously looked at her mother-in-law.

What the heck?

Your other three children are not human!

Li Cuihua also felt that these words were inappropriate, but fortunately the other three children were not there.

Otherwise, you would be so heartbroken to hear that.

"Doctor, is my daughter alright?" Li Cuihua and Su Dahe both looked at the doctor.

Doctors have seen too many families arguing and bickering over the birth of a girl, with very little concern for the pregnant woman and the child.

"All is well. The adults will be out shortly. I suggest you stay at the hospital for a day for observation."

Su Dahe and Li Cuihua naturally agreed to her well-intentioned suggestion.

Mingqi slowly woke up, making "ah ah ah" sounds.

Pang Jianwen immediately looked for his mother-in-law: "What happened?"

Chen Cuihua took the child and looked at him, and was quite certain: "The child is hungry."

Su Hong on the bed slowly opened her eyes, her face rosy and not like someone who had just given birth.

She reached out her hand, her voice strong and clear: "Give me the child."

Mingqi was transferred from Pang Jianwen's hands to Su Hong's, and Su Hong squeezed her little hand.

"Aqi".

Mingqi: "Ah." Hungry.

Su Hong was still thinking about expressing her feelings when her mother had already covered the bed with the curtain.

Pang Jianwen stood outside, which did not prevent the couple from talking.

"Brother Jianwen, Aqi is so small and cute."

"Right? I told you she was my favorite child."

"She's also my favorite child," Su Hong replied, though she had never been excited about becoming a mother.

Having a child is one thing, but having yourself is the most important thing.

Of course, she didn't feel she had let her child down.

"Brother Jianwen, what should we do if I don't have enough breast milk? Should we buy a few cans of formula in advance?"

"Okay, I'll go buy it in a bit. You watch the child and make sure he doesn't leave your sight."

Su Hong: "Okay, don't worry, I'll keep an eye on things."

Li Cuihua: Have you forgotten about them?

"Ahem, well, Jianwen, his sister-in-law and I are here, so don't worry."

Pang Jianwen said something he didn't mean: "Oh, don't worry."

In short, he went and came back quickly.

Li Rui, Su San's wife, also brought over some authentic old hen soup, and Li Cuihua and her daughter ate it.

Sister-in-law Su, Wu Feiyan, and Li Rui were whispering to each other.

Su Qi lay beside her mother, sleeping soundly. Every time Su Hong took a few bites of food, she would glance at her daughter's spot.

"There are so many people here, hurry up and eat your food." Li Cuihua couldn't stand it anymore.

I feel like her daughter and son-in-law are exaggerating a bit.

After all, they didn't seem to care much for the three children in front of them.

Su Hong verbally agreed, but her eyes still wouldn't leave Aqi's small figure.

After the meal, Li Rui told her mother-in-law and sister-in-law about what had happened at home.

"Our neighbor Zhou Lao Er's wife also gave birth today."

"But Old Mrs. Zhou wouldn't allow us to come to the hospital, so Zhou the Second made a huge scene, which is why we had to ask Granny Fang from the next village to come."

Grandma Fang is a skilled midwife, but hiring her costs twice as much as hiring others.

Li Cuihua couldn't help but feel smug: "Zhou Xiuhua's brain is made of paper; that's her own grandson."

Spending a little more money will at least put everyone's minds at ease, especially pregnant women.

In her family, all three of her daughters-in-law gave birth at the hospital.

Wu Feiyan: "That's right, not everyone has a mother-in-law as understanding and considerate as you, Mother."

She was grateful to her mother-in-law for this.

What was Li Rui supposed to do about this flattery?

She smiled and said, "My sister-in-law is right. My mother is a wonderful mother-in-law for miles around."

She married into the Su family because of their good family traditions.

Su Hong, of course, wouldn't be outdone. She raised her chin and said, "My mother is the best mother in the world."

Li Cuihua's wrinkles smoothed out considerably after being coaxed, and the smile in her eyes was as beautiful as a flower.

Su Qi woke up at just the right moment, groaning and trying to turn her head toward the direction of the voice.

Su Hong: "Look, even my daughter Aqi agrees."

Li Cuihua: "My dear grandson."

"Oh, Cuihua, you're back." There's a big tree at the entrance of every village.

A few people were sitting under the tree, gossiping.

According to the Su family's seniority, this person is Li Cuihua's cousin-in-law: "Hey, you're back. I'll come over and talk to you in a bit."

"Okay, we'll wait for you."

Needless to say, Li Cuihua witnessed quite a few noisy and chaotic stories during her day at the hospital.

She wanted to tell her best friends.

Su Qi slept soundly, and no one could wake her; she was growing up.

The tricycle stopped, and Su Hong got off, just in time to meet Xue Xinghua, the second daughter-in-law of the Zhou family, who was coming towards her.

She was pale, her legs were even trembling, and she was holding a child in her arms.

Zhou Lao Er looked distressed and helped her up; they nodded to each other.

Before Su Hong could even step over her own doorstep, Grandma Zhou's sobbing voice rang out again.

"You bastard, Zhou Lao Er (Zhou Hongjun), how dare you steal my money?"

She sat on the ground, looking up at the sky: "This damned thing, God, why don't you strike this unfilial son with lightning?"

Zhou Hongjun's face turned pale for a moment, but his eyes showed a hint of determination.

He helped his wife up, held the child in his arms, and walked towards the village chief's house.

He wanted to borrow the car so he could take his wife and children to visit.

Pang Jianwen and Su Hong exchanged a glance, but they didn't stop there. Next:

"It's simply a matter of Granny Zhou taking one or two steps back."

Pang Jianwen whispered, "Zhou Hongjun is soft-hearted, but he's not stupid. I saw his fists were clenched today."

It looks like he wants to beat up his brother a few times.

But I still held back.

Su Hong shook her head, her words tinged with disdain: "In their family, they all love to fight over the little things in the house."

"And they really don't know how to behave."

It's like he's eating from a bowl and then cursing his mother; Zhou Hongjun is the most capable person in the family.

Pang Jianwen felt that Zhou Da and the others' behavior was somewhat familiar.

But he couldn't remember.

During Su Hong's postpartum period, Pang Jianwen's business doubled, and he enlisted the help of Su's older brothers and his own brother.

This way, he will have more time to spend with his children.

"Aqi, look at me, remember this face, it's your father."

"Aaaaaah!"

After several months of feeding, Su Qi had grown quite a bit and was much stronger. She punched Pang Jianwen in the face.

She excitedly spoke in unintelligible baby talk.

Su Hong laughed heartily to the side, and the hair tie in her hand fell to the ground.