One-on-one romance, marriage first and love later, sweet romance, fictional ancient setting, male wife, spoiled young master top, gentle devoted husband bottom, growing together, and the irresistible “I love it now” rule
An Xu Yang, the young master of the An family, is sixteen this year and notorious around town for being a spoiled brat. He picks fights, smashes shops, climbs walls to skip school, and there's no trouble he won't get into. His father is so furious he nearly spits blood, and in a fit of rage, sends him back to the family village and finds him a country husband.
Lan Shuiyu is nineteen, dirt-poor, with a gravely ill father and younger siblings still small. He's the only one holding the family together. The day the betrothal gifts arrived at the Lan household, the whole village turned green with envy. The An family had given them so much.
He agrees to the marriage without hesitation, and for no other reason than that his father's medicine will finally be paid for.
On the first day of their marriage, An Xu Yang points at the crumbling house, his face full of disdain. “I wouldn't live with you even if I were dead!” Lan Shuiyu doesn't get angry. He sets the food on the table and says gently, “Eat first. Don't go hungry.”
A month later, An Xu Yang is crouched by the kitchen door, eagerly waiting for his husband to roll out noodles. He mutters, “Brother Shuiyu, are you making scallion pancakes tonight?”
The villagers wait for a laugh, only to watch the little country bumpkin tame that notorious menace until he does exactly as he's told.
When Master An and his husband come to visit, they find their son crouched in the courtyard chopping wood. Once he's done, he even stacks it neatly without being asked.
The old couple exchange a glance, both thinking the same thing: They picked the right husband for him.
Although the chapters are a bit short, it is very beautiful\(//∇//)\It is also the kind of ordinary Oda writing in the village. And I have read so many farming novels, and this one is quite novel. Although he is a little brother, he has a very good character that is neither humble nor arrogant. Then when something happened to the people in the village, no one would question the arrangement when the little brother issued the call for something major, such as a mountain fire. There is one characteristic in the whole text. The male protagonists only communicate with those who do business in the town, and there is no mention of those who are in the village. Of course, the families who are close to each other do not have the kind of jealous and petty remarks about which aunt said that the male protagonists are good at doing business. There is a faint sense of happiness.
A very heartwarming daily sweet article. At first he seemed to be a playboy, but in fact he was a tough-talking, soft-hearted young man who was also capable of doing chivalrous things. The little brother is calm, tolerant of his little emotions, and gradually teaches him how to be worldly. It's a bit of a nurturing one, so those who like to live a steady life can go for it.
This article on farming can be called a treasure. The writing is gentle and full of daily fireworks in the countryside. Lan Shuiyu is thoughtful and thoughtful, while An Xuyang is hearty and sincere. The two work together in farming and love each other. Their relationship is delicate and natural, and ordinary life is particularly healing. I really like it so much, I hope the author can continue to update it~
Overall it's pretty good, but there's some logic that's not right. In addition, there are too few relatives on both sides, and there are too many other supporting roles. The author may have wanted to write a group portrait, but there were too many other people's roles and he didn't handle it well. It's a bit like an assembly line. The relationship between the two protagonists is well described. I like it very much.
It's nice to look at. I just like this kind of plainness. Hahaha. I thought there would be children.
Absolutely amazing, sisters, I feel so happy watching it, our daily interactions are so warm and sweet
Five stars five stars. A good article. The characterization is delicate and vivid. Very nice to look at.
The emotions written by the author are really delicate, and the things between family members are also very consistent with the characters' personalities. I really like it, the pace is not fast, and it is very comfortable to watch. It is really good to watch.
It seems pretty good so far. I can't get enough of anything I've been reading lately. This article is what I can get through so far.
It's pretty good-looking, and the two CPs are also very sweet.