Zhou Hanche placed the revised strategic deployment in the conference room, while the real battle plan was locked in his room. As expected, Feng Qingfen fell for the trick and obtained the fake strategic deployment from the conference room.

Han Lingxi pretended to be asleep in bed. When she heard Feng Qingfen quietly returning, a smile crept onto her face where Feng Qingfen couldn't see her.

Zhou Hanche and the people in the camp pretended to be clueless and subtly gave Feng Qingfen the green light, allowing her to successfully send out the film.

Before the operation, Zhou Hanche ordered Feng Qingfen to be tied up and locked in a room before setting off with his men. Han Lingxi wanted to go with them, but Zhou Hanche did not agree. After all, it was a real battlefield where accidents could easily happen, and he could not afford any accidents.

As expected, the enemy believed the intelligence sent back by Feng Qingfen, and the situation that Han Lingxi and the others had worried about did not occur. There were also other spies who sent real intelligence, so the enemy deployed their defenses entirely according to the fake battle plan, and Han's father's army easily won a great victory.

Of course, Han Lingxi didn't stay obediently in the camp. She secretly followed them and shot the man who was about to ambush Zhou Hanche while he was fighting the enemy in hand-to-hand combat. After Zhou Hanche dealt with the man on the other side, he turned around and looked at Han Lingxi. The two smiled at each other.

"Ding! Favorability +5, total favorability 100. Mission complete, reward 20 attribute points, 2000 points."

The operation planned by Han's father was very successful, disrupting the enemy's offensive plan. Our army then pursued the enemy's victory, and the enemy retreated in defeat, quickly achieving final victory.

extra

After the war, Han's father agreed to Han Lingxi's marriage to Zhou Hanche, and the two held a wedding with the blessings of their comrades.

Zhou Hanche knew he was rather dull and didn't know how to please girls or be romantic, so he felt very sorry for Han Lingxi and decided to give her a romantic surprise on her birthday.

But he couldn't figure out what to do, so he decided to ask Han Lingxi indirectly.

"Xi'er, what kind of things do you think are romantic?"

Zhou Hanche leaned close to Han Lingxi, who was reading a book, and asked casually. Han Lingxi smiled secretly. So he was planning something romantic. Well, she would give him a hint.

"Anything you do for me with thought and effort is romantic."

"So what exactly constitutes putting in effort?"

Zhou Hanche still didn't understand, so he asked again. Han Lingxi sighed that Zhou Hanche was really too stupid, and she didn't expect him to figure it out on his own, so she decided to tell him.

"For example, you could bake a cake yourself."

"Oh, just make a cake."

Zhou Hanche looked as if he had just realized something. Han Lingxi knew in her heart that this couldn't be so casual, so she quickly added something.

"Ideally, I would discover it by chance, that would be more of a surprise."

Zhou Hanche nodded, seemingly understanding but not quite.

On Han Lingxi's birthday, Zhou Hanche took her to her parents' house early in the morning and told her to come back in the afternoon. Han Lingxi cooperated and waited for the cake that Zhou Hanche made by hand.

After Han Lingxi returned, Zhou Hanche followed her around eagerly. Han Lingxi pretended to walk around the room with him, thinking that she should make a surprised expression later.

However, Han Lingxi searched around the house several times but couldn't find the cake that Zhou Hanche had hidden.

Thinking she could look for it later, she decided to go to the restroom first. Pushing open the restroom door, Han Lingxi was surprised and opened her mouth wide. The cake was placed on the toilet.

Han Lingxi turned to look at Zhou Hanche, who was beaming with pride, then looked back at the cake. She felt that this was a cake with a certain flavor...

Although the cake was taken from the bathroom, looked ugly, and didn't taste very good, Han Lingxi still felt it was the best cake she had ever eaten.

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