The Widow of the Wife-Killing Prison Chief

Blurb: This is a story about a jail chief who, after losing several wives and yearning for a son, gradually becomes a loyal puppy. This is a story about a reformed woman striving to become a good wife and loving mother. This is a story about a cunning jail chief who believes in ghosts and spirits meeting a reformed woman. This is a story of everyday life, with rice, oil, salt, soy sauce, vinegar, and tea, plus a little music, chess, calligraphy, and painting. In short, this is a farming story about a jail chief and a reformed woman working hard to build a life together. P.S.: (1) This story is set in a fictional world. Historical accuracy enthusiasts, please steer clear. (2) Neither the male nor the female lead is a virgin. If you're easily upset, please steer clear. Coming soon: The Military Marriage I Stole in the Seventies Tian Mi's father is the village chief, and her brother is a soldier. Life couldn't be sweeter for her. Then one day, her father receives a telegram. Tian Mi's father: "Weiguo nearly lost his life, but luckily his battalion commander saved him. He's fine now." Tian Mi's mother: "That's good. We should thank him properly. He's a benefactor to our family." Tian Mi: "Exactly. He's done our family a huge favor." At the matchmaking meeting, Tian Mi's father: "This young man seems great. Let's settle it, then!" Tian Mi's mother: "I'm sure he'll treat Tian Mi well." Tian Mi: "I don't agree. I like Brother Wang Wen." On their wedding day, Tian Mi: "Don't think I'll share my life with you just because you saved my brother." Liu Shengli: "I want to share my life with you." Tian Mi: What kind of lousy author are you? I don't want to be a soldier's wife. Hurry up and give me a different male lead. Dayu: The goods have been sold. No refunds. A tough soldier saved Tian Weiguo, then married Tian Weiguo's younger sister. Premise: Everyone is doing their best to live life with care and sincerity.