Guicun: Just Three Days After His Death, My Sister-In-Law and I Paid Homage to Him!

When Yang Jian woke up, a beautiful woman beside the bed caressed his chin and called herself "sister-in-law." Yang Jian was unfamiliar with women, but the word "sister-in-law" evoked memories: In mountainous villages, it is the custom for younger brothers to inherit their elder brothers and their daughters-in-law. Only three days after his brother's death, his mother gave her beautiful sister-in-law to Yang Jian, hoping that she would flourish. The red candles were swaying, and the atmosphere in the room was charming. The sister-in-law was taking off her clothes, and Yang Jian was in an emotional state. . . . . . This novel and its characters are purely fictitious. Any similarity is purely coincidental and should not be imitated.