A Frail Son-In-Law Turned Out to Be a Long-Lived First-In-Law!

Xu Qingyuan time traveled to a sick man who was worse than him. It was simply worse than his past life: My parents had just passed away, and I was coughing up blood all day long. I was even mortgaged by my cousin to the village bully, and became a son-in-law. When he first saw Brother Cunba, he had a bold idea: This arranged marriage seemed acceptable. The cousin went back on his word, but the village bully brother actually snatched him back. People in the village said that the village bully brother was so hungry that he even wanted to eat a sick rice plant that was about to die. But the village bully brother himself swore that he would feed the sick man good food and medicine, but he did not believe that this would shorten his life. Time flew by, and Xu Qingyuan was admitted to the imperial examination, a first-rank official, and lived a full hundred years. He left countless documents, which were recited by later generations of students, but no one believed that he was the frail and sickly man who frequently coughed up blood and fainted in court. This incredible piece of history was summed up by later generations in one sentence: The ill-fated Yong Yangzi Gong, as bold as he was, would be as productive as he was brave, careful, generous and generous. It was indeed a legendary love in ancient times. This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.