[Old sayings about farming + exile + crude man's love story + marriage first, love later + ambiguous pulling + filial piety among parents]
Su Wan, the delicate daughter of the Hou family, was exiled three thousand miles to a cold and poor mountain ravine when her family was destroyed.
With her delicate skin and tender flesh, she lost her fiancé before she even entered the house, and became a helpless little widow, huddled alone in a shabby house, about to be snatched away by a wild wolf in the night.
Unexpectedly, in the middle of the night, the howling of wild wolves approached outside the house, and three tall black figures crashed into the door. With a rough hand, she was shivering in the bed and protected behind her!
The three brothers of the Qiao family are famous as the "living kings of hell" from all over the country.
The eldest brother is taciturn and powerful as an ox, the second child is scheming and scheming, and the third child is violent and defensive but has good physical strength.
In order to settle down in this bitter and cold place, Su Wan agreed to the marriage contract with the eldest son of the Qiao family, and they lived together with a marriage certificate. She thought they were getting what they wanted and needed stability, but she didn't expect that this dull man's thoughts would all fall on her.
Everyone in the village was waiting to see Su Wan's joke, saying that she would definitely be wronged if she fell into the hands of these three living kings of hell, but who knew -
Brother: "My wife's hands are tender and she is not good at holding a hoe. She rests in the house. I feel bad if she gets rough."
Second brother: "Sister-in-law is afraid of the cold. I will make this kang scalding hot in advance to ensure that you will be warm when you sleep at night."
Third brother: "Sister-in-law, you want to eat meat? I'm going to go hunting in the mountains right now, and I'll make sure I get the most tender meat back for you!"
When he was in his arms at night, Su Wan blushed and pushed his broad chest, whispering: "Don't make trouble, the brothers are still in the outer room."
What responded to her was the man's increasingly tightened arms, and the heavy breathing and rough breathing that fell on the nape of her neck, making her panic.