Raising Chickens in Eastern Jin

Meng An transmigrated into the body of a tall, strapping hunk with a six-pack and light blue eyes. But this is the late Western Jin dynasty... A farmer with Xianbei ancestry can be summed up in two words: so poor he has nothing but good looks. In short: poor but handsome. He heard that a fabulously wealthy young master had moved into the neighboring estate. Meng An tried hard to hold back. Don't resent the rich! Don't get jealous! But this fabulously wealthy young master was dead set against his plan to get rich by raising chickens. Now that... he couldn't put up with! He had to show him what it meant to be conquered! What it meant to love it once you tried it! * The Xie clan of Kuaiji was a prominent family south of the Yangtze. They had a son named Xie Yuezhi, handsome and refined, a gifted conversationalist with an elegant air. People said he was "like a radiant pearl, shining brightly for all to see." The first time Meng An met him, he ruefully ate his words from when he'd boasted so boldly. A handsome man... In that case, never mind. Young master, would you like chicken today? I'll bring you some. Xie Yuezhi wrinkled his delicate nose and dodged far away in distaste, giving him a sidelong glance. "You sure know how to worm your way in." ???? What???? Meng An was illiterate???? What did he say???? After sixteen years of hard study, he still couldn't understand. :) * Xie Yuezhi had the talent to govern the realm. In his youth, he was full of high spirits and lived without restraint, spending his days traveling the mountains and rivers, carefree and at ease. Every so often, he also got to enjoy delicious chicken soup from next door. His life was truly comfortable. Who could have guessed that his clansmen would rebel, and fail... Reader's Guide: 1. A rough farmer seme x a dashing, refined scholar uke 2. The setting borrows from the Jin dynasty, and some place names may be borrowed as well. The characters are fictional. This is not a historical account or a pure farming story, so please don't nitpick the history. 3. Also known as Raising Roosters in the Eastern Jin, The Dashing Farmer and the Pretty Scholar, and A Few Things Between a Poor Peasant and a Landlord Theme: If you can't rise above the mundane, then be the best in the everyday world!