Also known as The Heiress’s Roughneck Rebel and Wildfire Tangled with Honey [Capital Heiress × Roughneck Landlord’s Son]
Shen Shuyao, a capital-city heiress with snowy skin and almond-shaped eyes, was utterly useless at anything that required strength.
That year, the Shen family, branded “red capitalists,” came under investigation. Their property was not confiscated, but her father was suspended pending inquiry. To keep her out of the limelight, her mother gritted her teeth and put her daughter on the list of sent-down youths. “Go hide in the countryside for a year. Once things have blown over, I’ll bring you back to the city!”
Clutching her bundle, Shuyao cried until her eyes were red. Then she spotted a silent man digging beside the cowshed. His threadbare shirt clung to his lean waist, and beads of sweat hit the earth, kicking up dust.
Her eyes glimmered. She rose onto her toes and tugged at his sleeve, dimples shining sweetly. “Do my work for me, and I’ll give you sugar coupons.”
The roughneck burst the blisters on his palms as he cut grass for work points and dug up medicinal herbs at night to sell. He even risked his life to knock out a tooth of the village bully who had harassed her.
He thought he was saving her, until he happened to see her reply letter to the capital and heard her say, her little mouth opening and closing, “I don’t like you at all. I’m just using you to pass the time.”
On a stormy night, Xie Yan crushed the letter into a muddy pulp.
He gripped her slender neck and pinned her against the earthen wall, his fury drowning out the rain. “Shen Shuyao, am I just a dog you can use and toss aside?”
Later
When Shen Shuyao’s well-connected brother got into trouble, he ended up begging the “landlord’s brat” for help.
Shen Shuyao’s legs trembled as she struggled to get out of bed. Xie Yan knelt to massage her aching waist, his teeth undoing the clasp at the back of her neck.
“I’ll let your little lover off the hook…”
His palm clamped around her ankle like an iron vice.
“But you’re never leaving me. Not in this lifetime.”
Theft was indeed very indulgent at first but also kind-hearted. Zhang Xiufen, who is a bit of an educated youth, did not do anything too excessive and was essentially kind-hearted. The emotional description is very delicate, and misunderstandings are resolved early without delay. When they met, it was not that they hated the heroine all the time or that they wanted to torture the heroine's psychology and engage in various misunderstandings before getting back together. But the ending was too hasty and too fast. They ended as soon as they met. Now that I'm married, I haven't watched the side-story of Little Red Riding Hood. I feel like it can't be substituted (purely a personal feeling). I just feel that it's wrong to be substituted into a fairy tale. The author can write about some warm little daily life, the growth of language, or he can write about the voice of the male and female protagonists, and when they are old. I wish our little princess Shen Shu and Xie Yan a long life🥳🥳
The heroine is squeamish and smart, has a good talk and looks good!
There is no whitewashing of men in it, so that those who fish for men deserve what they deserve. The heroine is brave and resourceful. How long does it take to save the hero? Finally, the heroine is no longer an arrogant wife.
I think it's okay, but why is no one here to see it?
Beautiful and smooth writing
Super pretty! Don't miss it if you like reading rough Chinese! Both male and female protagonists have mouths!
The front part is really good to watch, the male protagonist is pitiful and motivated, and the female protagonist is arrogant and redeemed. One star is missing because the plot is so fast after the reunion. What should I expect? The ending is straight away.
Good. I didn't read the last chapter of Little Red Riding Hood and Snow White.
Yes, except for the fast pace later, you can check it out