Marrying the Coal Boss

Xu Lu read a CEO romance novel called The Scheming Evil Young Master: Buy One, Get One Free before going to bed. So when she heard, "I'll give you thirty thousand to bear me a son," she thought she'd dreamed herself into the plot of a CEO novel, as some cannon-fodder female lead... Though thirty thousand was pretty stingy. But when she woke up, the broken bed beneath her creaked, and the tractor at the village entrance was still chugging away. Where was the domineering CEO and the sweet, scheming romance she'd been promised? The villagers thought that ever since Widow Xu at the entrance to the village had been ill, she had become lazier than ever, yet somehow prettier and more charming. [Hu's Next Story] The Little Earth Spirit Is Three and a Half In Cow Dung Gully, the Cui family, who can't have a son, are cursed with one misfortune after another: the eldest gets swindled while away from home, the second loses his position as deputy team leader, the third breaks his leg in the mountains, and the fourth dies. Even Old Man Cui gets dismissed from his job. The whole production brigade is waiting to see them make fools of themselves. Then, out of nowhere, the youngest Cui girl develops incredible eyesight. She goes up the mountain to water the sweet potatoes and finds a jade orchid. She goes down to the river to do laundry and fishes up a sea coconut. She plants radishes in the mountain ravine and finds a wild ginseng root. She even finds her own dad. When no one's around, the little girl secretly stuffs a handful of dirt into her mouth, and then she can hear the little plants whispering again. The foxtail grass beside the latrine says, "This family works so hard, I don't even get any manure water to drink." The goosegrass on the field ridge is terrified: "Run! Those little brats are coming to pull my hair again!" The sterile rice plant mixed in with the seedlings is furious: "I told you, I'm childfree. Stop pulling me out, damn it!" ++++++++[Hu's Completed Stories]++++++++ Back to When My Ex-Husband Had Just Died: The Foreman's Spoiled Little Wife Spring Comes to the Old Year: A Straight-Laced Uncle Flirts with a Young Girl Ying'er: The Coming-of-Age Story of Ordinary People in The Golden Lotus Theme: