[Two male leads + Pure romance + Transmigrate from modern times to ancient times + Stockpiling + Sweet romance]
A little husband who drops from the sky vs. an honest, hardworking farmer
Can someone tell him why he woke up after dying, only to find himself with a live-in son-in-law?
Who meets a decent person for the first time in bed?
Tang Yu asks the question of his soul.
He's a nobody of an actor, barely even an extra. He worked diligently and never complained, only to bite the dust just as he showed signs of becoming famous.
He transmigrated, so couldn't he at least get some compensation? What is this supposed to be!?
Although Tang Yu has transmigrated, and although the place he's transmigrated to is completely unfamiliar, and although this family is full of people who are sick or too young, and although the farmer's family he's married into is far from harmonious, with a major argument every five days and a minor one every three, he now has a pocket dimension.
Anything he puts inside gets duplicated.
Now he has a husband and a pocket dimension, and all he needs are supplies. The little actor renews his dream of farming, determined to work with his own hands to fill jars with beans and granaries with grain, and to fill his pocket dimension as he builds a fortune.
Just as they get within reach of happiness, a famine arrives.
Why fear a famine when he has a pocket dimension?
Zhao Lang is just a farmer who swings a hoe, but somehow he gets lucky and picks up a little husband.
His little husband is fragrant, soft, fair, and tender. Unfortunately, he has no family to speak of, so he grits his teeth and takes a live-in son-in-law. He wins out thanks to his own family's lack of harmony, and successfully gets the beauty. Thank goodness his family is a chaotic, toxic mess. Amen.
P.S. The receiver isn't actually fragrant, soft, fair, and tender. He's a normal person, a normal person, a normal person.
The famine comes midway through the story. First they stockpile supplies, and only then does the famine begin.
It's well written and interesting. I like it very much.