Is being single considered inferior or something? That's so hurtful.

Song Yiming clutched his chest, feigning injury, "Commander, you're inhuman! You know perfectly well I don't have a girlfriend, yet you still pick on my sore spots."

Upon hearing the words "not human," Lu Ze's obsidian-black eyes flickered for a moment as his thoughts drifted away.

By now, Ayao should be awake.

I wonder how she likes the seafood porridge on the stove. I specially learned how to make it from the quartermaster, and I don't know if it suits her taste.

"Commander?" Song Yiming called out a few more times when he realized that Lu Ze was ignoring him.

Lu Ze withdrew his gaze and glanced at him indifferently, "You're not getting any younger, it's time to find a partner. Old Qin asked me to tell you to hurry up and settle your personal life."

Song Yiming found it hard to accept, "Commander, you've changed! Before, when Political Commissar Qin urged you to settle your personal life, you said that the great man advocated freedom of marriage, which also included the freedom not to get married. How long has it been, and you've already learned to urge me to get married."

Lu Ze said, "You don't understand. You'll understand when you have a boyfriend."

Song Yiming: "..."

He shouldn't have said that.

Lu Ze didn't say much and walked towards the training ground of the Third Regiment.

All the soldiers on the field, carrying huge packs, were marching with high spirits. When they saw Lu Ze coming over, they all greeted him in unison, "Greetings, Commander!"

Lu Ze glanced at the time and said in a deep voice, "All soldiers of the Third Regiment, turn left. Five-kilometer cross-country run with weights, run!"

Everyone ran in unison along the route used for the field training exercise.

Today's field training was led by Lu Zelai. However, among the soldiers in vests and trousers, he was running in a neat full military uniform, with even the top button fastened.

Commissar Qin initially found it strange, but when he glanced at Lu Ze's neck out of the corner of his eye and saw faint scratch marks, he instantly understood.

No wonder this kid was all smiles today; it turns out he and his sister-in-law have finally tied the knot.

Who would have thought that Commander Lu, who used to shy away from women, would end up like this? It seems even heroes can't resist the charms of a beautiful woman.

However, the medicinal wine his sister-in-law gave him was, after all, medicine, so he shouldn't drink too much of it unless there was a problem.

Upon arriving at their destination, Qin Ye spoke to Lu Ze about the matter.

"The medicinal wine that Sun Yu gave you can be drunk by your sister-in-law every day without any problem. As for your share, if there are no more problems, you can drink one cup a day to maintain your health."

Lu Ze paused for a moment, "Medicated wine? What kind of medicated wine?"

Qin Ye gave him a look that said, "You even kept it from me." He said, "You told me where you were injured before, but you didn't say anything. Otherwise, I would have sent you the medicinal wine long ago. There would have been no need for your sister-in-law to ask. Men shouldn't be afraid to seek medical help. If it doesn't work, we can treat it. I have many secret recipes."

Lu Ze looked at him with cold, stern eyes. "Who told you I'm not good enough?"

Qin Ye was surprised: "You can do it?"

Lu Ze glanced at him with a cold gaze.

Qin Ye gave a knowing smile. "How would I know? It's just that your sister-in-law said you're not good in that area. Since you are, then you should drink less of the medicinal wine. It contains herbs that can excite people, and I'm afraid your sister-in-law won't be able to handle it if she drinks too much."

Lu Ze lowered his eyes. So the medicinal wine he had been given to drink earlier had this effect?

As for whether it will work or not, we'll discuss it when we get back.

The best way to prove something like this is through actions.

In the military family compound, Yu Yao lay on her bed reading documents and couldn't help but sneeze several times in a row.

She rubbed her nose in confusion. It didn't look like a cold. Could it be that someone was talking about her behind her back?

Pulling herself back to reality, her gaze fell on the documents in her hand, her brows furrowing.

This document is about the new production line and involves the use and maintenance of the machines. However, there are some translation issues with the content, making it difficult to understand.

To fully understand it, it needs to be translated again, but unfortunately it's in German, and I don't know who I can ask for help.

Since she couldn't understand it, Yu Yao had no choice but to put it aside for the time being. She picked up the canned Russian textbook she had been using before and planned to flip through Lu Ze's Russian dictionary first.

But as soon as she opened it, several pages of lined paper filled with writing fluttered out from inside.

Yu Yao picked up the letter and her gaze fell on it.

The letter was written in neat black pen, each stroke powerful and vigorous, exuding a unique character. It was a densely packed five-page letter.

The content above is... a translated version of Chapters 1 and 2?

Yao Yao was somewhat surprised, "Is that Lu Ze's handwriting? When did he secretly translate it?"

The thought that Lu Ze, who was so busy with training every day, could still find time to help her translate the information about the canned goods filled Yu Yao with sweetness.

Now that the translation material was available, Yu Yao seemed to feel no pressure at all.

This book on canned food is very substantial. The first chapter details the current international canning technology. Yu Yao discovered that the canning technology currently used by the Haixing factory was actually developed five years before the book was published.

Its competitiveness and testing standards lag behind current international standards.

Yu Yao took out her notebook and wrote it down. At this year's Canton Fair, if their canned goods wanted to be exported to earn foreign exchange, the testing standards of the production line had to be refined and improved.

Chapter Two introduces some problems that may be encountered in the process of living in a canned food business and corresponding solutions. Yu Yao also learned some first aid methods for emergencies.

These can play a significant role in critical moments and must be kept in mind.

The two chapters may not seem like much, but they are packed with valuable information. Yu Yao carefully read through each section to make sure she didn't miss anything important.

After lunch, Yu Yao continued to read the materials, taking notes as she went.

Time passed quietly, and Yu Yao only came back to her senses when Su Meihua's voice came from outside.

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