Yun Wuyou used to be a despised little marquis who weighed 250 jin and was enormously fat.
The emperor took pity on him and arranged for him to marry his own son.
But his betrothed, Xia Feng, thought he was too fat and promptly refused the match.
Yun Wuyou swore he would lose weight, and soon met a kind Daoist priest who taught him how.
“Daoist! I’m sorry! I really didn’t mean to slap you off the mountaintop yesterday! It’s not my fault I’m so strong!”
Yun Wuyou said guiltily, supporting Xia Feng, the fake Daoist, whose whole body was wrapped in white bandages.
“It’s fine! I’m tough. I won’t die!” Xia Feng gritted his teeth as he glared at the fat man before him.
One was so strong that he could kill someone with a casual slap; the other was full of lies but could never be beaten to death. On this hilarious weight-loss journey, they gradually fell in love.
By the time Yun Wuyou had become a heartthrob adored by everyone, he discovered that the Daoist was the very bastard who had broken off their engagement.
Xia Feng: “My precious little tiger, shall we go home and smooch?”
Yun Wuyou: “You fake Daoist! Get lost!”
Xia Feng: “Sure! Your husband will roll away with you in his arms!”
Yun Wuyou: “An engagement broken off is like water thrown away. Hmph! Go roll by yourself. Bye!”
Xia Feng: “Wifey, your husband was wrong!”
A sweet story about how breaking off an engagement feels great at first, but chasing your wife later lands you in hell.
One-on-one romance: a cunning, playful top and a sweet, adorable bottom.
Laugh-out-loud cute chaos!
The three fatties of the Great Xia capital:
First Fatty Yun Wuyou has boundless strength. He loses weight while falling in love, and ends up with a Daoist priest of his very own.
Second Fatty Ling Min is an incredible moneymaker. Even the capital’s treasury depends on him. After the person he loves breaks his heart, he wakes up on his weight-loss journey and makes the one who deceived him into a penniless pauper.
Xia Kunlong: “Cousin, I was wrong. Please forgive me.”
Ling Min: “When this heir treasured you, you were priceless. Now that I don’t, you’re worth less than a blade of grass. Remember, you have to pay me back, even if you have to beg for alms. That money was saved for someone who deserved it.”
Third Fatty Xia Lei: “I don’t have any special talents. I just eat you into bankruptcy whenever I visit.”
Xia Lei: “Hey, First Fatty! Why do you keep coming to me instead of losing weight?”
Ling Min: “You’re the fatty? Your whole family is full of fatties! Come on, I’m taking you to lose weight!”
Xia Lei: “No! Being fat is great. Why torture myself every day?”
Ling Min: “Then how about I take you to spend money recruiting soldiers? We can have fun together!”
Xia Lei: “I just want to be a quiet, obscure Eighth Prince...”
So pretty, so pretty
Good looking, lighthearted and funny
Well written, quite interesting