More than 10,000 updates per day [Two male protagonists] [Survival Mall] [Beloved Husband] In the third year of Jiahe reign in Dayin, there was a plague of locusts followed by drought. No crops were harvested in the fields, and people died of hunger all over the fields.
But in a small village farthest away, they were not affected too much. At least they were not too hungry.
Here, Shen Yanzhi wrapped his old patched cotton-padded jacket tightly around his body, looked at the empty rice vat on the stove, and his Adam's apple rolled.
Beside him, a thin young man was curled up on a bed covered with hay, his face as pale as paper and his breathing weak.
That is his husband, Su Qingci.
Three months ago, Shen Yanzhi was just a hunter struggling to make ends meet.
Until after an accident, something called "Survival Mall" appeared in his mind.
At the same time, it also has modern memory.
It turns out that he was three years old when he traveled through time. He had a cold and a fever and forgot his original memories.
Now, he has recovered.
However, other people's systems are either about killing monsters and upgrading, or about conquering people's hearts.
His is better. When you open the interface, you will find rice, flour, grains and oils, cotton clothes and medicines, and even seeds and simple agricultural tools. .
It's just that everything requires "points" to be redeemed.
The way to obtain points is simple and demanding.
Make Su Qingci happy and satisfied.
Shen Yanzhi thought it was an illusion at first, until he tried to use the meager "mental power" he saved from hunting (later he found out that it was the initial points) to exchange for a white-flour steamed bun, and when he handed it to Su Qingci, who was about to faint from hunger, the system interface suddenly popped up with a prompt: [Husband's Satisfaction +1
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At first, I was curious as to why there was no book review in the final article. After reading it, I found out. I was really free, so I was curious if anyone had finished it?