After transmigrating into the body of the female supporting character's biological mother, she

Jiang Chengzhou has been staying in his uncle and aunt's room for over an hour.

His maternal grandparents decorated a room for him.

He didn't want to go.

Lin Zhilan saw through his little scheme and deliberately said, "Chengzhou, this is my sister's first time sleeping here. Why don't you wait until she falls asleep before you go over?"

Jiang Chengzhou's eyes lit up. "Great!"

Su Lang's room had a large bed, which could easily accommodate the entire family of four.

By the time Su Lang returned to her room, the two children were already fast asleep.

He glanced at Jiang Chengzhou on the bed. "Why is Chengzhou sleeping here?"

Lin Zhilan said, "He just got back, let him sleep with us."

"This is the only time; there will be no next time."

Su Lang took off his coat and threw it on the stool at the foot of the bed. He moved the two children a little closer to the bed and then opened his arms to embrace them.

Lin Zhilan chuckled and snuggled into his arms.

"You and your older brother don't get along very well?"

"Hmm?" Su Lang raised an eyebrow. "I wouldn't say that. I'm closest to my eldest sister. My older brother... he always felt that Mom and Dad favored me, and my sister also favored me."

Su Lang found it inexplicable, but he also felt guilty about it for a time.

However, he had already gone independent a long time ago, so he no longer cared about these trivial matters.

He later realized that the reason his older brother disliked him was because he was too outstanding.

When the parents went out to socialize, people would only praise the youngest child in the Su family.

When my eldest sister was a child, the political situation was turbulent, and she was actually the one who suffered the most among the children in the family. Later, she married that bastard from the Chiang family and passed away at a young age.

My second brother has good grades, but he works in a classified unit, so people outside always thought he was doing geological exploration in another place.

He was admitted to a military academy and made outstanding contributions in the army.

Only the eldest brother's academic performance was unremarkable, and he was mediocre in other aspects as well.

Over time, his older brother's attitude towards him changed.

Su Lang hugged his wife tighter. "Let's not talk about him. There's something I want to tell you."

"you say."

Su Lang glanced at the other end of the bed and saw Jiang Chengzhou sleeping soundly, even snoring softly.

"I ran into Chengzhou today... his biological father."

Lin Zhilan's expression changed. She propped herself up against his chest and sat up, asking seriously, "What did he say to you?"

"They didn't say anything, just asked me how I brought Chengzhou back?"

Lin Zhilan chuckled, "The capital doesn't belong to him. We, Chengzhou, can come back whenever we want."

Her protective manner made Su Lang's lips curl into a smile.

He pulled her back into his arms, rested his chin on the top of her head, and whispered, "I know, I won't let him take Chengzhou away."

Lin Zhilan scoffed, "I bet he doesn't want Chengzhou to come back at all, but now that he has his wife and children by his side, he's long forgotten about Chengzhou. I'm just afraid that Grandpa Jiang will snatch him away."

"Su Lang, it's a deal, Chengzhou is our family's child. If you let someone take him away, I'll never forgive you!"

"Understood, sir."

Su Lang patted her until she fell asleep before closing her eyes.

It was 6 a.m., and it was still dark outside.

Jiang Chengzhou's biological clock automatically woke him up.

He turned his head and looked around; it wasn't the island's room, it was his sister's!

Beyond that were my uncle and aunt.

Jiang Chengzhou grinned; he had decided he could get up a little later today.

Su Lang also woke up.

He sat up and turned on the lamp.

Lin Zhilan and Linlin were fast asleep.

Inside, Jiang Chengzhou and Su Lang had their eyes closed, but their eyeballs kept darting around under their eyelids.

Su Lang chuckled and poked his cheek. "Awake? Aren't you going to get up and pee?"

Jiang Chengzhou knew he couldn't hide it from his uncle, so he opened his eyes and said, "I didn't pee."

"Heh, as long as you don't wet the bed."

Su Lang sneered, quickly put on her clothes, and went to the bathroom to wash up.

Jiang Chengzhou peeked outside; he did feel the urge to urinate, but he could hold it in so he could sleep a little longer.

When Su Lang came downstairs, she ran into Su Bingcheng, who had just come out of his room.

"Dad, why are you up so early?"

"Okay," Su Bingcheng said as he followed him downstairs, "What do Zhilan and the children like to eat? I'll go out and buy some."

Su Lang said, "It snowed all night last night, and the roads outside are slippery. I'll go."

Su Bingcheng waved his hand, "Let's take a walk together."

The father and son went out together.

The road outside was indeed slippery, and Su Lang instinctively steadied him.

Su Bingcheng sighed, "You've grown up."

Su Lang laughed and said, "Dad, I'm over 30."

Su Bingcheng sneered, "Your older brother is forty years old, but he hasn't grown up at all."

Su Lang remained silent.

The older brother isn't his son, so whatever he says is inappropriate.

"A regimental commander in his thirties," Su Bingcheng said, white smoke rising from his mouth, "you're really something. What's your next step?"

Su Lang smiled slightly, "I'll do whatever the organization tells me to do."

"Don't you have any ambition?"

Su Lang shook his head. "Our country's navy is still far behind that of developed countries. I don't seek merit, I only seek peace, so that our navy can have the time and space to develop."

In the military, the fastest way to get promoted is by making meritorious contributions.

The cruel reality is that achieving success often means conflict, and even bloodshed and sacrifice.

Moreover, he has already applied to the military for a transfer away from the front line.

It wasn't just for his wife and children.

He was too young for a regimental commander.

Even if he makes a great contribution, he can't get promoted because there's no position available for him.

However, he wouldn't tell his parents that.

He worried that his parents would only blame his wife and think he had lost his heroic spirit.

"You're right," Su Bingcheng nodded. "Your mother and I are getting old, and all we want is for you to be safe and sound. We don't ask for anything else."

Su Bingcheng lived through the war years.

No one likes war except for insane madmen.

War is a last resort.

More than his son achieving great things, Su Bingcheng hoped that he could live a peaceful and smooth life.

Linlin woke up while the father and son were talking.

She opened her eyes and found her brother lying next to her. After a moment of confusion, she reached out her little hand and pinched her brother's face.

"I was dreaming."

Jiang Chengzhou glanced at his sleeping aunt and whispered, "It's not a dream."

Linlin giggled, "We can sleep together, isn't that great? Grandma's house is so nice!"

"Shh..." Jiang Chengzhou lowered his voice, "Keep your voice down, Auntie hasn't woken up yet."

A soft laugh suddenly came from the other side of the bed.

The two children turned their heads at the same time and saw that Lin Zhilan had woken up at some point and was lying on her side looking at them with a smile in her eyes.

"Mommy~" Linlin immediately abandoned her brother and snuggled into her mother's arms.

Lin Zhilan hugged her and gave her a good morning kiss, then lifted the covers and got out of bed.

"You two should get up too, Dad will be buying breakfast soon."

Lin Zhilan dressed her daughter first, and then checked her nephew's clothes.

They were only allowed to get out of bed after they were made sure they were dressed warmly.

Jiang Chengzhou is a big kid and can take care of himself completely.