Ting Chan

After transmigrating, Su Ying, Major General of the End Times War Troops, became a b*tch who conspired with a jerk to murder her husband. As soon as she transmigrated, she found herself stuck with two children and a handicapped husband who could end her life at any moment. 

Su Ying waved her hand dismissively. This was a piece of cake compared to the injuries she had dealt with on the battlefield. She had even suffered from not having food or water whilst being hunted down. This was a walk in a park. 

Su Ying had her own space for resources. She had meat in one hand and alcohol in the other. She'd kill every assassin who came her way. 

Not only was she able to heal her handicapped husband, but she also managed to raise her children well. She built a house and farmland around it. She eventually established her own civilization and empire. She was the queen of her own nation. 

Once her husband fully recovered, she helped him by clearing his name and getting back everything that belonged to him in Shangjing. She then tossed divorce papers on the table so that they could part ways and enjoy their own lives away from each other. 

He clenched his jaw. "Try getting a divorce if you dare!" 

Her two children wrapped their arms around her legs. "Mommy, don't you want your babies anymore?" 

Su Ying placed one hand on her forehead. Fine, I'll take them all! 

Looking After a Battle God With Hundreds of Billions in Supplies

Yang Zhong whispered a few words to the warriors beside him. Thereafter, Su Ying's group saw them riding their horses toward the stream.

To her astonishment, Su Ying saw a warrior go behind a large rock and activate some unknown mechanism. A rumbling sound was heard, and a stone bridge rose from the icy surface.

The sturdy stone bridge broke through the ice layer on the stream and gradually appeared in front of everyone.

"Tribal Chief, we can go across now," a warrior shouted toward them.

Zhang Nuo looked at the stone bridge in astonishment. He had been to this place many times, but it never occurred to him there was a hidden mechanism here.

Su Ying nodded and rode her horse onto the stone bridge. The bridge, which had been submerged in the water, was now covered with moss. It appeared mottled but was very sturdy.

Fleeing