[Old saying: Farming·Childhood sweethearts·Slow water·Upgrading of skills·Going in both directions]
She was originally an orphan who "knocked off her father and her mother". She was oppressed by her tribe and was given half an acre of barren land.
Su Ruanruan sat in the dilapidated hut holding her mother's crotch, coughing up blood but smiling: "I have land, I can live."
Lu Zheng from next door walked into the yard and gave her a hot sweet potato, with a broken purse she had embroidered when she was eight hanging on her waist.
"My father said that you are my wife." He blushed, "I will guard you."
From then on, she embroidered handkerchiefs while he hunted; she raised silkworms while he chopped firewood; when she was bullied, he stood in front of her.
From Qingshi Town to Jiangnan Road, from a dilapidated thatched hut to Xiukui Mansion, she embroidered a beautiful life stitch by stitch.
Suitable for readers: female readers who like warm daily life and pursue the emotional value of "being treated with tenderness".
