The Son Is Returning Home

A psychiatrist who suffered domestic abuse as a child dies young from illness, then transmigrates into the body of a notorious, spendthrift woman in a matriarchal society. The body's former owner has also left her a mute husband: virtuous, sensible, hardworking, and obedient to the Three Obediences and Four Virtues.

Not long afterward, the Yun family's wastrel, who used to drink, gamble, visit brothels, and abuse her husband, suddenly turns over a new leaf. She pays off her gambling debts, becomes a bookkeeper, builds a house, and makes her family wealthy. Her husband benefits from her success, too, and at last his hard days give way to better ones.

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1. Men can bear children. A warm, healing farming story about a mutually doting couple.

2. The male lead is a poor little thing: his mother doesn't love him, his father died young, and he's suffered all kinds of mistreatment. The heroine has sound values and isn't particularly strong-willed, but she's sensible and responsible.

3. The romance is straightforward, with no supporting characters who occupy an important place in the love story.

4. The author is sensitive and easy to rile up. Nitpickers, please stay away. Thank you.

Theme: Seeking hope and love amid hardship.