Back to the 60s: The Struggle Career of a Charmed Wife

So, before Feng Qingxue had the chance to visit the neighbors, they actually came to visit her first.

Lu Jiang held a high rank, and Feng Qingxue had already earned such a good reputation upon her recent arrival that no one dared to underestimate her, and all visits were made willingly, with a few exceptions.

As the saying goes, a large forest harbors all sorts of birds, and not everyone possesses self-awareness.

With the increase in visits, there came various comments, most of which were expressions of amazement at Feng Qingxue’s youth and beauty, followed by warnings to watch out for several female comrades who covertly coveted Lu Jiang. United in disdain, they said that these women had no shame and would do anything to achieve their goals, causing trouble for the families that had followed with the troops before Lu Jiang’s reassignment.

Xibao was the eldest son of the Lu Family which held a different significance, and everyone who came wanted to meet him and his four younger siblings. And since he was just a child, visitors didn’t shy away from speaking around him.

With his large eyes rolling around, Xibao opened the letter paper in the evening and wrote as if inspired by the gods.

The next morning, Xibao handed the sealed envelope to Lu Jiang, his large eyes blinking, "Daddy, don’t forget to mail it to Grandpa, and do it quickly. Grandpa told me in his letter last month that I should write to him as soon as we get to the new place, so he knows where I am and can write to me easily."

Xibao’s affection for the old leader was surprisingly strong, beyond everyone’s expectations, including Feng Qingxue herself. Since that dance, the letters Xibao sent no longer disappeared like a stone into the sea.