A Modern Farming Journal from a Young Husband

Two male leads + farming + sweet romance + happy ending

Lu Qingzhou, a modern office worker, is electrocuted in an accident. When he opens his eyes, he's a young man in an ancient mountain village who has just been pulled from a river.

The good news: His rescuer, Shen Yan, is tall and straight-backed, and known throughout the village as a dependable hunter.

The bad news: His rescuer has become his brand-new husband, and comes with a prickly four-year-old who hates him: Xiao Shitou, the child Shen Yan had with his late husband.

On the first day of their marriage, their dilapidated house lets in a cold draft and they have nothing to their name. Xiao Shitou cowers in a corner, resisting every attempt to touch him, while outside stands Shen Yan, silent as a mountain, married to him only out of a sense of duty.

Rubbing his throbbing temples, Lu Qingzhou is forced to digest the original owner's fragmented memories and his awkward new identity. Looking at the wary little boy and the tall man with his distant gaze, all Lu Qingzhou can do is sigh: Is this transmigration setup really supposed to be this hard?

Fine, he's here now! Being poor is manageable, and he can take his time raising the child. As for this husband whose sense of duty outweighs his feelings...

Rolling up his sleeves, Lu Qingzhou is full of determination: He'll raise the little one to be plump and rosy-cheeked, build a thriving life, and turn the fields and mountains into his stage!

But why is Shen Yan's gaze getting hotter and hotter? He's always quietly handing Lu Qingzhou tools when he's in a fluster, and gently comforting the child when Lu Qingzhou's attempts to soothe him fall flat.

Lu Qingzhou touches his burning ears. Hm, maybe this bargain of marrying someone to repay a life debt isn't a loss after all. He might even have landed himself a catch with plenty of potential.