Raising Children as a Stepmother in the Countryside

From having nothing to living comfortably, Fu Zhegui thinks she has a pretty good life. The next step is to raise her son well, then find a suitable man to spend the rest of her life with. What? The child’s father isn’t dead after all, and he’s about to become a prince consort! Fu Zhegui: I’m no Qin Xianglian. I’m not going on a thousand-mile search for my husband. Li Huaiye: Since my wife isn’t coming, I’ll just go back to her. Hoeing grain beneath the midday sun, sweat drips... Actually, life is better when you’re farming and have a wife. Fu Zhegui: You bastard! A farming story. If you like it, please add it to your favorites. O(∩_∩)O Thanks! The author’s new novel is out. Please add it to your favorites: The Prince Consort’s Plans Go Awry Li Fuga and Qi Muye entered a political marriage. There was no love between them. But after three years of marriage, Qi Muye had never once entered the princess’s chambers, and Li Fuga still couldn’t help feeling bothered by it. In the fourth year, Qi Muye actually wanted to take a concubine? Li Fuga caused a scene in the Golden Hall. When she opened her eyes, she had become the beloved concubine Qi Muye was about to bring into his household! Li Fuga discovers a secret about Qi Muye: every night, he holds “her” tightly and calls her by name. The heroine’s original body is not dead. She is unconscious, and later she will return to her original body. The male lead regularly gets caught out. No physical intimacy in the early chapters. Guiding principle: