[BL + Mutual Devotion + Farming + Transmigration + Pocket Dimension + Raising a Child + Building Wealth + Tension to the Limit]
Chi An only wants to farm in peace, raise a child, and get a little revenge along the way.
The truth behind his elder brother's brutal death, the mystery of his sister-in-law's disappearance, and the village head's covetous gaze all tell him that surviving in this world will be no easy task.
Fortunately, he has miraculous medical skills, a mysterious spiritual farm in a pocket dimension, and a bargain “bodyguard.”
The hunter Rong Yao is a strange blend of wildness and scholarly refinement.
They are the perfect partners. Chi An heals the sick and saves lives while Rong Yao clears land and hunts. Chi An provides for the family while Rong Yao protects him in secret. Their flirtation grows by chance, and their feelings surge as they test each other.
Then a plague sweeps through two towns. Chi An becomes famous after a single battle, but also draws deadly danger.
When his enemies join forces with the authorities to frame him and back him into a corner, Rong Yao steps in front of him and produces a token that can command the frontier army...
To be honest, I almost blocked this article because of the young man in the title of the article, because I was afraid that what I saw was a young man of the third gender. After all, nine out of ten farming articles have men who have children (Ju Lei, I even want to say that if you want to write about a third gender, don't use the Shuangnan label). Ahem, the above are all my nonsense. At the beginning, I just skimmed this article because it didn't clearly state whether it was a third gender, so I didn't feel at ease until I read the third chapter. It was a normal gender. I was also worried that Shou would be a spoiled man, but I didn't expect that the more I read, the better it looked. Shou is not a spoiled woman, Shou is too powerful, so powerful that I was afraid that he would die of exhaustion😢. After all, I am also studying medicine, although I am not a traditional Chinese medicine, but Seeing the author write these medicines so well, the plot also has ups and downs, it is really addictive. I saw An An's medical ethics and style as a healer, and also saw An An's quality of not asking outsiders but only asking about his own heart. It really touched me. He is like a silent guardian. It is very reassuring. It is so beautiful. I have to stick to it and finish it. I will definitely finish it😘😘😘
It's very well written. It never talks about love, but there is love everywhere. They don't need to look back, their lover is by their side.
Some parts feel very exaggerated, and many repetitive parts seem to be trying to make up the word count, but there are also many touching parts, and the last few chapters are very tearful.
The plot is good and the writing is very good. It's so good and worth recommending!!!