After the nanny resigned with her child, the young master of the capital, who had no heir, became an

[Time-travel + 1V1 + Military marriage + Raising a child + Love develops over time + Male lead is very serious + Female lead is very horny]
Zhou Yanchen, the youngest major general at the Beijing North Air Force Headquarters, had always had a smooth career, but one mission left him unable to stand up again.
Everyone laughed at him. The eagle in the sky could no longer fly, and for the rest of his life, he would no longer be accompanied by fighter jets, but by a wheelchair.
Just when he was feeling disheartened, a mother and son suddenly came to his house. The child was naughty and mischievous, and the mother was no better. This was no ordinary nanny; it was clearly a pair of tyrants he had hired!
Later, these two people really did become his ancestors.
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Everyone said that Lu Yan was immoral, that she had a child out of wedlock and was also promiscuous, that she took her younger brother's job in order to stay in the city and that she caused her family to end up in the hospital, and that she was not someone to be trifled with.
Lu Yan was parachuted into the military compound to take care of Zhou Yanchen. She originally wanted to earn five times the salary and live a peaceful life as a nanny, but she never expected to become a hot commodity.
Zhou Yanchen's younger brother is her devoted fan and would fight for her.
Zhou Yanchen's younger sister broke off her friendship with her best friend because of her.
There's a rumor in the compound that if anyone bullies Zhou Yanchen, Lu Yan will beat them so badly they won't recognize their own mothers.
Zhou Yanchen's nemesis said that he would never be able to stand up again in his life and would never be able to leave Lu Yan, his little nanny.
Later, Zhou Yanchen stood up, and Lu Yan learned that Zhou Yanchen was actually the father of her child. She then quit her job with her child in her arms.
The usually calm and composed man pinned her against the wall. "You're the mother of my child now, where do you think you're going?"