I Became a Farmer's Darling: My Hunter Husband Is a God of War

To every reader: This is my "extreme single love" and "fireworks love" written for you. When I started writing "Dressed as a Peasant Wife: The Orion Husband is the God of War", I was determined to fully present this deep love hidden in the mountains and the court in front of everyone. When writing about Su Wanli, what I wanted to depict was never a dodder flower that was too fragile to be attached to, but a flower that slowly stretched out in the face of adversity. She was originally a pampered daughter, but she was transformed into a helpless peasant girl through time travel, and was forcibly betrothed to the "least easy to mess with" hunter. The fear and uneasiness she felt when they first met her was her truest form. But I want to write about her softness and intelligence—— And Xiao Jingyuan is the most inconsistent God of War in my writing. I prefer this extreme contrast: in front of people, he is a cold-faced hunter who makes people afraid to approach; behind people, he is a husband who holds Su Wanli in the palm of his hand. He would not let her do any rough work, hunt the best game for her first, and protect her immediately when she was wronged. His gentleness was never in his sweet words, but in his actions day after day. This great general who once conquered the battlefield was dormant in a mountain village because of being framed. Su Wanli's appearance was the only light in his dark years. This bond of "marriage first, love later" started from the hut in the mountains and was destined to last a lifetime. I always firmly believe that good sweet pet writing is never one-sided pampering, but a two-way love affair. Su Wanli's gentleness healed Xiao Jingyuan's past; Xiao Jingyuan's protection gave Su Wanli the confidence to settle down and live in peace. From the smoke curling up in the countryside to the glory of the imperial palace, the identity has changed from a hunter and a peasant girl to a general and his wife. The only thing that remains unchanged is Xiao Jingyuan's "single favorite" engraved in his bones, and the two of them stay together across mountains and seas. There are no bloody misunderstandings or sadistic entanglements. In this book, there are human fireworks in the mountains and fields, glorious counterattacks in the court, and the ultimate sweet pet throughout. What I want to write has always been the determination that "no matter you are an Orion or the God of War, whether I am a peasant girl or a martyr, we are always the only ones for each other."