Marrying My Boyfriend's Older Brother (Showbiz)

Upcoming novel: The Handsome Fellow from the Hunter's Household (Transmigrating into a Book) Synopsis: Tang Xu was a country lad who returned to his village to keep his family company. After his mother passed away, he stayed there alone, growing vegetables, collecting eggs, and livestreaming online. He wasn't rich, but he lived comfortably. Then a torrential rain brought a flash flood. While trying to save a village child, he was swept away. When he opened his eyes again, he had become Xu, a young man in an ancient farming village. Who was Xu? He was once the general's fellow villager in the book The General's Little Wife, the person who made the general's heart stir, and the blind man who turned the general down. He was a pitiful young man who worked as tirelessly as an ox, doing the most work and eating the least. His parents looked down on him despite all his hard work, complaining that he couldn't marry into a good family or give them more grandchildren. He was the discarded spouse who had supported his husband until he passed the imperial exam, only to be cast aside with a divorce letter. He was the poor country relative who raised his younger siblings, only to have them accuse him of coming to sponge off them. He was a lonely old man who died in a mud house and was hastily buried by the villagers, wrapped in a straw mat without even a gravestone. Sitting on a hard stone bed, Tang Xu pursed his lips. What a complete sucker. Hearing Xu's mother cursing nearby, Tang Xu used both hands to snap the hen's neck. His younger siblings only knew how to ask for meat and never helped with the work, so Tang Xu gave each of them a fair kick. Want meat? Work for it. Tang Xu soon accepted his new identity. Men giving birth? If it exists, it makes sense. No need to get hung up on it! As for everything else, when in Rome, do as the Romans do. A second life is a gift, so he might as well live as comfortably as he can! The age to get married had arrived? Fine, then. He'd take the hunter who lived in a corner behind the village. The hunter had a younger brother who was a burden, but he was tall, strong, and as powerful as an ox, a good worker. Tang Xu chewed on a blade of grass, smacked his lips, and happily patted the hunter's chest.