Mo Chi A Ji’s 44Th Book

[A seemingly cold but warm-hearted, rugged nursery owner × a carefree, fiery graphic designer] [Marriage first and love later | small-town romance | family life | size difference | irresistible physical attraction | starting a business | slow and steady love] - The day Yin Qing was laid off, she happened to catch her boyfriend cheating. In a fit of anger, she posted to her social media: “Looking for a spouse. If I like you, I’ll marry you right away!” That night, a stranger called her over and over, saying only in a low, muffled voice: “I’ll marry you.” The moment they met, Yin Qing was stunned. Six foot three, broad shoulders and a narrow waist, bronzed skin, and enough sex appeal to set off an explosion. After imagining eighty chapters’ worth of steamy little scenarios, she dragged him off to register their marriage on the spot. But after their whirlwind wedding, things took a sharp turn. Her husband spent every day working in the fields, coming home covered in mud and sweat, then collapsing into bed. More than half a month into the marriage, Yin Qing was impatient and eager, but still hadn’t gotten any. Hey, how is this any different from being a widow with a living husband? - Gao Yan had only one requirement for a partner: they had to be his type. He saw her post looking for a spouse while scrolling through his feed. He hadn’t expected much, but the two of them hit it off and got married in a flash. He thought a beautiful woman from the city shouldn’t have to suffer. So he worked from dawn till dusk at the nursery, just to earn more money. But his wife kept giving him the cold shoulder. Gao Yan was baffled. “Why are you unhappy? I give you all the money I earn.” Yin Qing stared at his eight-pack, practically drooling. “I didn’t marry you for your money!” - Everyone in the village said Gao Yan had brought trouble on himself. Why marry a city girl, especially an only child? Their marriage was bound to be a disaster. Gao Yan crouched on the field ridge, chuckling under his breath. “Actually, my wife is so easy to look after.” “She doesn’t take much effort or money…” “It’s just… hard on my back.”