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

He didn't understand at first, but it took him a long time to realize that parents' love for their children is probably just natural.

Even though he cries a lot and is difficult, his parents still love him.

Jiang Chengzhou is past the age of competing with his younger brother for affection, but since he is not Su Li's parent, he still finds Su Li annoying.

Why did you fall in love with Su Li?

Jiang Chengzhou thought it might have started when his maternal grandmother said that Su Li followed his maternal uncle.

Jiang Chengzhou began to observe Su Li.

Actually, Su Li does have her merits.

At least he's focused; when he's happy, he can even forget the pain.

A younger brother like that is someone you can like, right?

Jiang Chengzhou found reasons for himself and quickly accepted the situation.

Lin Zhilan and Su Lang were unaware of Jiang Chengzhou's inner thoughts, and Jiang Chengzhou's usual behavior showed no signs of anything unusual.

She just became more fond of ordering Su Li around.

Lin Zhilan felt that Su Li was somewhat like a husky: optimistic and healing, but also free-spirited and unruly.

Similarly, he was an energetic kid who loved getting attention.

The more Jiang Chengzhou ordered him around, the more Su Li enjoyed it.

The children have their own way of getting along, and neither Lin Zhilan nor Su Lang, the parents, interfered, whether there were any arguments or major conflicts.

But Jiang Chengzhou still remembered what Su Lang had said to him that night.

Not long after Deng Jing and Su Jue left, the weather on the island gradually warmed up, and the school started a new semester.

Jiang Chengzhou hesitated for a long time. After school, he asked his grandfather to take his younger sister home first, and then went to the Traditional Chinese Medicine department to find Lin Zhilan by himself.

Lin Zhilan was busy, and when she saw him come in, she pointed to the desk in her office.

Jiang Chengzhou nodded, put down his schoolbag, and began to do his homework.

Lin Zhilan had several patients to attend to, so she didn't disturb him when she saw him diligently doing his homework.

By the time Lin Zhilan finished her work, it was almost time to get off work.

"Chengzhou, I'm leaving. I'll write more when I get home."

"Okay." Jiang Chengzhou put the exercise book into his schoolbag and followed her out.

After leaving the hospital, Jiang Chengzhou followed Lin Zhilan for a while, then suddenly felt something was wrong.

"Auntie, where are we going?"

Lin Zhilan winked at him, "Don't go home yet. Linlin and Lili are both away today, so your aunt will treat you to ice cream."

The weather hasn't gotten quite warm yet.

Lin Zhilan was hesitant to let the two younger children eat cold things, fearing they would get an upset stomach.

Jiang Chengzhou is already a young man with a strong stomach, so nothing will happen to him.

The supply and marketing cooperative was not far from the hospital, and we arrived in no time.

Everyone here knows Lin Zhilan, and they greet her when they see her, "Dr. Lin, are you here to buy something? Where are your two little ones?"

Lin Zhilan put her hand on Jiang Chengzhou's shoulder, "The kids are all at home. Today, it was Chengzhou who came to pick me up from get off work."

A few years ago, Jiang Chengzhou was still a child in everyone's eyes, but now he has grown into a tall and thin teenager.

His figure had already grown taller, but his shoulders and back were not yet fully developed, giving him the slender and agile look unique to young men.

His facial features resembled his uncle's; his brow bones were slightly high, his eyes were clear, and the angles of his jawline were beginning to emerge, placing him somewhere between a boy and a man.

His skin was a light honey color from years of outdoor exercise, and he stood there with his back straight, exuding a reckless yet passionate youthful energy.

Following Lin Zhilan's words, the saleswoman praised her for being lucky and also praised Jiang Chengzhou for being smart and sensible.

Lin Zhilan accepted them all with a beaming smile.

Jiang Chengzhou was surrounded by a group of adults, his ears turning red, but he didn't try to hide and stayed behind Lin Zhilan.

The two bought ice cream and went outside to find a patch of grass to sit down.

Lin Zhilan patted the seat next to her, "Come on, let's finish eating first, then we'll go back."

Jiang Chengzhou sat down next to her.

Lin Zhilan took a bite of her ice cream, looked at him, and asked, "Chengzhou, is there something you want to tell me?"

Jiang Chengzhou paused in his bite of ice cream and mumbled, "No."

Lin Zhilan looked at him inquisitively, but Jiang Chengzhou looked away and said, "Really not."

"Are you dating someone too early?"

Lin Zhilan made a surprising statement.

Jiang Chengzhou choked, his face turning red from his forehead to the roots of his neck. He looked at Lin Zhilan, who had "spoke outrageously," and said, "Auntie, what are you saying?!"

Lin Zhilan smiled, her eyes crinkling, "So, do you have a girl you like right now?"

Jiang Chengzhou said helplessly, "Really, no."

Lin Zhilan nodded, neither saying whether she believed it nor not, but simply felt that Jiang Chengzhou was getting older, and in two years it would be necessary for Su Lang to give him a sex education lesson.

Some mistakes stem from ignorance.

Traditional Chinese medicine emphasizes treating diseases before they occur; prevention is the key.

Jiang Chengzhou took a few bites of the popsicle to cool down the heat on his face.

"Auntie, have you noticed I've been neglecting you lately?"

"Hmm?" Lin Zhilan hesitated for a second, then immediately put on a pitiful expression. "A little."

"His acting is completely unconvincing," Jiang Chengzhou thought to himself.

Lin Zhilan remained immersed in her role as a parent left behind in the city, saying, "You're so young now, and you already ignore me. When you go away to school, you probably won't even answer my calls."

What else could Jiang Chengzhou say?

I silently took a bite of the popsicle.

Seeing that Lin Zhilan didn't speak, he moved his lips and said, "No, when I grow up, I will still live with you. You don't need to call to see me."

"What if you go to university later?"

Since last year, the recruitment of worker-peasant-soldier students has been promoted on a large scale. Universities generally offer practical majors such as engineering, agriculture, medicine, and teacher training.

Jiang Chengzhou wasn't interested in any of that. He finished his popsicle in a few bites, stood up, and looked at Lin Zhilan, saying, "I don't plan to try for a spot at the Workers, Peasants and Soldiers University. I want to join the army directly and then take the entrance exam for a military academy if I have the chance later."

There was a radio at home, and Lin Zhilan and Su Lang would often buy newspapers.

After reading a lot, Jiang Chengzhou will automatically seek out the information he wants to know.

Military academies today do not directly recruit students; they are open only to active-duty officers and outstanding grassroots soldiers, and admission is based on organizational recommendations. There is no channel for ordinary high school students to apply to military academies.

Jiang Chengzhou had already made his plans.

Lin Zhilan was extremely pleased that he could think so far ahead about his future. She reached out to touch his head, but found that he had already grown as tall as her.

When Jiang Chengzhou saw his aunt pull her hand back, he quickly squatted down and stuck his head over.

Lin Zhilan smiled and reached out to pat his head.

Jiang Chengzhou looked at her, a smile playing on his lips. "Auntie, don't worry, even if I get into a military academy, I'll still call you every day."

Lin Zhilan smiled faintly and remained silent. By the time Jiang Chengzhou graduated from high school, the college entrance examination would have been reinstated.

Then you can directly take the military academy entrance exam without having to go through another roundabout process.

However, Lin Zhilan still made Jiang Chengzhou write her a guarantee, promising that even if she went to study outside in the future, she would call home at least once a week.