When Jing Guling awoke, she was in a bridal sedan. By the time she came to her senses, she was in the bridal chamber.
Her parents did not love her. For the sake of a plot of land, they married off their gravely ill daughter to the village's 'ill-fated bachelor.'
After transmigrating, Jing Guling paid no attention to the gossip and set about building a prosperous life with her husband.
Zhuo Erniu was honest and loved his wife dearly, treating her like a precious jewel.
"A Ling, let's have a child."
"...Brother Erniu, whatever you want."
They steamed buns and had babies, and the family of four lived a happy, prosperous little life~
A loving young couple builds a fortune and steams buns. The heroine is sweet and gentle with the hero, but formidable to outsiders; the hero is devoted to her.
The author may have made some mistakes, so please bear with me. This is just a farming story that torments the single folks!
Bai Yinyin was the youngest daughter of the prefect of Linzhou. Betrothed in infancy to the heir of Prince Anyang, she married into the Prince of Anyang's household at just sixteen.
Bai Yinyin was neither spoiled nor arrogant. She minded her place and served her parents-in-law, but she was curious about one thing.
In the three months since she arrived, apart from their wedding night, she had not seen Chang Feiliu, the heir of Prince Anyang.
The servants said the heir had not wanted to marry her, and deliberately said things to make her feel unwelcome.
When Chang Feiliu returned to the manor on a tall horse, the first thing he asked was:
"Father, Mother, where is Yinyin?"
The old prince and his consort were overjoyed and quickly replied, "She's admiring the flowers in the back garden."
Dusty from his travels, Chang Feiliu tucked his helmet under his arm and headed for the back garden. He saw Bai Yinyin crouching beneath the peonies in a pale pink dress, and for a moment he was dazed.
"I'd gladly die beneath the peonies, for even death would be worth it."
Bai Yinyin froze and looked up. Chang Feiliu's tall figure loomed over her. She stared at him in a daze and asked, "Husband, you're back?"
"If I hadn't come back, those people would probably have bullied you." Chang Feiliu swiftly scooped up Bai Yinyin's petite form and carried her toward Zhuyayuan, where the two of them lived.
Seeing this, the servants in the garden couldn't help wondering whether they had ever said anything bad about the heir's wife.
How could the heir possibly not dote on his wife? Their relationship was clearly wonderful!
Theme:
I am speechless for the heroine! The male protagonist has obviously returned the money to the third aunt's family, and the male protagonist's third aunt even called the female protagonist a broken shoe in front of the villagers. The female protagonist even gave the money to the third aunt and said it was just a beggar. I was speechless. This is a bad reputation and a loss of money! Are you still so domineering and arrogant?
It always gives people the feeling that the whole family is bullying the male protagonist for his honesty.
I always feel that the heroine is very pretentious
Update quickly, the word count is too few
18 Years old... To be honest, modern people who have not been in the office for a few years in society and have not seen all the hardships of the world are basically unable to survive in ancient times, or they will cause big troubles (of course, this requires courage. If a person is bold and productive, he will basically make his own life worse than death.)
Let alone an 18-year-old with autism! Even in an orphanage... You said that under the conditions of an orphanage, it is really strange that you can suffer from a disease of wealth such as autism without having to have enough food and clothing.
Forget it, after seeing this and seeing that the heroine was 18 years old in her previous life, I gave up on the story.
The original owner has been ill for more than ten years and is about to die. The heroine will be cured as soon as he passes through it.
In an era when people don't even have enough to eat, if they have the energy to quarrel, a whole village is the best, and the male and female protagonists are the best!
In an era when people don't even have enough to eat, if they have the energy to quarrel, a whole village will be the best. Only the male and female protagonists are good.
It's so ugly, and she's not her biological mother, so what should I expect?
I found out that sister Aling is also a double standard. Er Niu's aunt couldn't bear it and said she wanted to break off the relationship, and even tried to persuade Er Niu not to admit it. At this time, the original owner's mother had finally endured it and was also drunk.
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I am speechless for the heroine! The male protagonist has obviously returned the money to the third aunt's family, and the male protagonist's third aunt even called the female protagonist a broken shoe in front of the villagers. The female protagonist even gave the money to the third aunt and said it was just a beggar. I was speechless. This is a bad reputation and a loss of money! Are you still so domineering and arrogant?
It always gives people the feeling that the whole family is bullying the male protagonist for his honesty.
I always feel that the heroine is very pretentious
Update quickly, the word count is too few
18 Years old... To be honest, modern people who have not been in the office for a few years in society and have not seen all the hardships of the world are basically unable to survive in ancient times, or they will cause big troubles (of course, this requires courage. If a person is bold and productive, he will basically make his own life worse than death.) Let alone an 18-year-old with autism! Even in an orphanage... You said that under the conditions of an orphanage, it is really strange that you can suffer from a disease of wealth such as autism without having to have enough food and clothing. Forget it, after seeing this and seeing that the heroine was 18 years old in her previous life, I gave up on the story.
The original owner has been ill for more than ten years and is about to die. The heroine will be cured as soon as he passes through it.
In an era when people don't even have enough to eat, if they have the energy to quarrel, a whole village is the best, and the male and female protagonists are the best!
In an era when people don't even have enough to eat, if they have the energy to quarrel, a whole village will be the best. Only the male and female protagonists are good.
It's so ugly, and she's not her biological mother, so what should I expect?
I found out that sister Aling is also a double standard. Er Niu's aunt couldn't bear it and said she wanted to break off the relationship, and even tried to persuade Er Niu not to admit it. At this time, the original owner's mother had finally endured it and was also drunk.