[Rugged Hero + Devoted Husband + Farming + Family Matters + Cozy Daily Life + Scumbag Regrets]
Modern-day office worker Han Xuelan has just finished a project and is ready to enjoy a proper vacation. But she steps on a manhole cover, falls into a sewer, and transmigrates into a book as a minor cannon-fodder character with the same name.
Her cousin Han Xuemei has her eye on Han Xuelan's fiancé, so the whole family resorts to every possible trick to force her to marry the scumbag's cousin, Lu Chengxuan, a rugged hunter.
In the original story, the minor cannon-fodder refuses to marry the hunter at all costs. Just then, her aunt in the city hears about it and takes her in, promising her a better life. But it turns out everything was part of their scheme. By the time she realizes what is happening, the grass on her grave has grown waist-high.
Meanwhile, the rakish hunter from the original story accidentally saves the future emperor and earns a marquisate for helping him claim the throne.
So she decisively clings to the male lead's golden thigh and calmly marries the rugged man, becoming family with the scumbag all over again.
With years of famine ahead, she knows one thing from her experience as a seasoned office worker: if you want a better life, hard work is essential. With a spiritual spring in one hand and the ability to talk to animals in the other, her days grow better and better.
Meanwhile, her cousin and that scumbag's family have it worse by the day. In the end, the scumbag regrets everything and kneels, begging her to forgive him.
Terrified, she packs up and flees the trouble spot in the middle of the night. Who would have guessed that the small general, a devoted husband to the core, would corner her in an alley? “Run? Where do you think you're going?”
Wimpy article. Could it be that the male protagonist suddenly becomes more powerful later on? The male protagonist's grandfather is partial to the eldest son. Ancient filial piety. If you can't do anything to your grandfather, won't you break the legs of the eldest grandson?