"The problem is, I can't disobey your mother. She said if I don't do what she says, I'll have to sleep on the sofa every time I come home."

Han's father spoke with absolute certainty.

Han Lingxi looked at her father speechlessly, "How can you give such a reason?"

"You still have the nerve to say that? You'd sell your daughter just to avoid sleeping on the sofa?"

“How could it be selling your daughter? Your mother said that the man you are to marry is a promising young man. Although I watched Han Che grow up and I know he is a good boy, I don’t want you to live a life of constant worry. Your father is a soldier, so I know how hard it is to marry a soldier.”

Han's father spoke earnestly, and Han Lingxi knew that what he said was true. Feeling the atmosphere was too oppressive, she didn't want to continue the topic.

"I won't hold it against you for lying to me this time, but if you dare to do it again, I'll never talk to you again."

"Don't worry, baby, I promise it won't happen again. By the way, did you run away from home to Zhou Hanche's place on your own?"

"yes."

Han Lingxi puffed out her chest and said it as if it were the most natural thing in the world. In fact, Han Lingxi was a little guilty, after all, this could be considered an elopement.

"Hahaha, she's truly my daughter, like father, like daughter!"

Han's father laughed loudly and patted Han Lingxi on the back. Han Lingxi felt like she was about to get internal injuries from the pats.

"Of course, my dad is the famous Commander Han."

Han Lingxi put on a proud look, which made her father even happier. Han Lingxi thought to herself, she knew it, it couldn't be easier to please her father.

“That’s right. She went to the front line alone from the capital and came out safe and sound. Ask them, who else but my daughter could do that?”

Han's father spoke with pride, then burst into laughter. Han Lingxi also laughed awkwardly a few times, but then his laughter abruptly stopped.

"Why didn't you come to see your father when you passed by the command post on your way to the front?"

Han's father asked with dissatisfaction.

"Uh, it's all your fault. Why did you lie to me?"

Han Lingxi hesitated for a moment, then answered cleverly.

"Didn't you say you wouldn't hold this against Dad?"

"Who told you to bring this up again?"

"Alright then, no one is allowed to mention it again."

Han Lingxi nodded in agreement, hoping everyone would forget about it. She thought to herself, "Although cheating is fun, it also has its drawbacks."

Han's father spent most of his time on the front lines and rarely had the chance to come home. When he saw his daughter, he was overjoyed and danced with excitement. He took Han Lingxi on a tour of the command post and told her a lot about fighting. Han Lingxi listened attentively, but she could only understand about one or two tenths of what he said.

Han Lingxi returned to the room her father had prepared for her to rest, thinking about how to persuade him to let her go to Zhou Hanche. She fell asleep while thinking about it.

The next day, Han Lingxi got up and took a walk nearby. Because she always got up early to go on dates with Zhou Hanche, Han Lingxi was used to getting up early. Well, she should say she was practicing her marksmanship, but in Han Lingxi's eyes, it was just a date.

Han Lingxi had already learned a bit about the command post yesterday. As she walked, she arrived at the shooting range and saw that people were already practicing shooting so early in the morning.

Han Lingxi felt an itch to shoot as soon as she saw the target, so she took out the pistol that she had begged her father for yesterday and fired a shot from the outside of the shooting range. It hit the bullseye, which surprised the people who were practicing. They were even more surprised when they saw Han Lingxi. They didn't expect her to be a little girl.

This book was first published on Canghai Literature Network. Please do not reproduce it!