I'm Married, but the Male Educated Youth Next Door Is Deliberately Trying to Seduce Me

Lin Qianqian married Wen Jingran, and Lin Xian'er married Pei Ye. The production brigade cleared out two vacant rooms to rent to newlywed educated youths. They became neighbors, separated by nothing but a thin mud-brick wall. No one could say where Pei Ye had come from. He was quiet, and whenever he worked, he always buttoned his shirt right up to the top. Some guessed he was from a high-ranking family; others thought he was a poor man putting on airs. No one dared ask. Su Qianqian was fat and ugly, but his skin was so fair it hurt the eyes, like a handful of snow on a winter night, bright against the cinders, sharp and scorching. Pei Ye first noticed his female neighbor at the well. She bent to draw water, and the creamy nape of her neck slipped out from her collar, like a shaft of moonlight splitting open a black padded jacket. He gripped the shoulder pole, his Adam’s apple bobbing, and the bucket crashed into the well. He didn’t understand. The woman was plainly unattractive, so why did his blood rush to one place every time they brushed past each other? At night, the sounds of someone turning over, soft whispers, and panting came from the other side of the mud-brick wall. He lay awake, staring at the rafters and tossing and turning. The wall was so thin that he could touch the layer of mud with just a stretch of his hand, so thin he imagined that creamy white moonlight was seeping through it inch by inch. The male and female leads are neighbors who each get married, after which the male lead gradually falls for the female lead next door. The heroine starts out fat and ugly, but later gains a System and becomes breathtakingly beautiful by completing tasks. (Not a sexually inexperienced couple, not a sexually inexperienced couple, not a sexually inexperienced couple. If that bothers you, don’t read.)