Unlucky Barbarian Village (debt) owner × Fengya Xiaoyao Shengun
Yingyuan Mountain's Jifeng Village does not like to burn, kill, plunder, or seize good men and women. His only business is to collect debts from everywhere, and his ruthless methods are despised by the world.
The young master of Gale Wind Village, the future eighth-generation master of the village, was born unlucky and had bad luck. When he was eight years old, a Taoist once said: If you don't find a good and blessed couple, Gale Wind Village will probably not be able to succeed you.
After hearing this, the village leader became restless and dismissed the Taoist's debt. He only asked the Taoist's young apprentice to be engaged to his daughter, and they would get married immediately after the young master's coming-of-age ceremony.
Years of spring flowers and autumn months suddenly passed by. At the request of his master, Bu Chengyou went to Yingyuan Mountain to pay off the wedding (debt) engagement (obligation). After the wedding, Fu Changjuan and her young master's wife were driven down the mountain by their father. They must complete the experience before they can inherit the position of the village leader... A debt collection journey for a newlywed couple begins.
*Lightning protection! ! !
1. The metaphysical part is purely the author's fudge. If it is not consistent with the truth, please do not take it seriously.
2. Ignore the ancient times and prefer the martial arts world, but not martial arts. It has the country, the country, the country, but does not interfere with political power, and has no fantasy elements such as internal forces, demons, and ghosts.
3. The female protagonist has strong combat power, while the male protagonist has average martial arts and only has some skills as a stickman.
4. The plot is mainly plot, and the relationship progress is slow (please read with caution if you want to see sticky love)
5. I emphasize again: The era, background, and customs are all private, so don't worry about whether they are reasonable or not.
Intention: Whatever we gain will cause us to lose something, and whatever we lose will surely come back
