[Farming + romance + everyday life + food + protagonists + heartwarming + demolition and relocation + no spatial golden finger + human nature + not a wish-fulfillment story]
The leads are both locals. They settle down to grow vegetables and raise children, build a house, and deal with demolition and relocation. They live carefully within their means as an ordinary family, with no sudden rise to fame or fortune.
The male lead loves his wife deeply. Though he hates to leave home, he goes to sea on long voyages to shoulder the family's financial responsibilities.
The female lead and her mother-in-law work together to raise the children and build their home, using their wits to deal with all kinds of troublemakers.
It's so short, it ends suddenly, and it's still unfinished... It's somewhat similar to the setting of a demolition article I've read before. The heroine's husband (who got divorced in the end) is also a sailor, and the heroine sells fruit (it seems to be grapes) at home.
The writing is very good. The parents of small families are short-lived.
The male protagonist disappeared after going to work, [what]
It was pretty good to watch, but the ending was a bit hasty. It's over before I've seen enough. Is there any follow-up?