[Life at the border + Marriage first, love later + Relaxed and funny + Parental gossip + Ancient proverbs + Contrast CP + Pig-killing heroine]
Wen Rong comes from a pig-killing family.
He washes knives at the age of six, handles pigs at the age of nine, and can handle a boar weighing three hundred kilograms at the age of fourteen.
Her biological father had disowned her for sixteen years, but when the military ration case came out, she was blamed and sent directly to Shuobei Border Pass.
When she arrived at the border, the border officials gave her two ways.
You could enter the official service and do hard labor for five years, or you could choose a man from the military household list and marry him.
Wen Rong flipped through the list and picked the one who was least suitable to marry.
Pei Yan has crippled legs and coughs up blood all year round. The money for medicine can cost three families. The family is so poor that even if a mouse comes in, half a piece of cake will be left behind.
The border officials were stunned: "Are you sure?"
Wen Rong nodded: "You Tian, your life is short. If you can't catch up, I'll fight you." Very good, I can get married.
Everyone was waiting to see them starve to death.
Unexpectedly, Wen Rong turned his head and held down the crazy pig with one hand, dragged the wild boar into the mountains, repaired the pig pen, opened a workshop, farmed and did business, and caught all the vicious dogs and horses.
She works outside the home to make money to support the family, while her sickly husband Pei Yan, who is in a wheelchair, works at home and relies on accounts and lawsuits to settle matters and support her.
Soon the courtyard was broken down and turned into a big house, and the sinful woman became the owner of Wen Dong's family.
Only Pei Yan had something wrong.
He said he would not survive the winter.
As a result, winter passed and he did not die.
The next year, his leg healed.
In the third year, he came back with tens of thousands of soldiers wearing armor and riding horses.
Wen Rong stared at him for a long time.
"Did you get this disease just to trick me into marrying you?"
Reader comments
Maybe it's a matter of my personal feelings. I feel that the descriptions and dialogues of the characters in the book have a human-machine feel like the dialogues between the characters in the AI animation shorts [face covering]
Maybe it's a matter of my personal feelings. I feel that the descriptions and dialogues of the characters in the book have a human-machine feel like the dialogues between the characters in the AI animation shorts [face covering]