A Blessed Wife for the Farmer: I Picked Up a Husband Who Knows How to Farm

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By day, she was Shen the butcher, the village’s fastest pig slaughterer. One stroke, and bone was bone, meat was meat.

By night, she was the sole surviving heir of the deposed crown prince, killing the imperial court’s lackeys with every strike of her blade.

Then the impoverished scholar betrothed to her showed up at her door, nearly dead from illness.

She had planned to cut down this burden in one stroke, but the sickly man taught her how to improve the pig breeds and even helped the whole village eat its fill. Everyone worshiped him like a god.

She took care of the killing; he took care of the household.

Later, he said earnestly, “I think it’s time I went home.”

She calmly sharpened her knife and pointed to the diseased crops in the field. “Go after you’ve cured them.”

He kept curing things until they were eighty. What began with two unmarried adults ended with a house full of children and grandchildren.

The legendary “Butcher,” famed for her cold-blooded ruthlessness, spent her whole life using a pig-slaughtering knife to keep an agricultural PhD “trapped” by her side.