A Rough-Hewn Man Takes a Husband

Blurb In Dishui City lives a burly man eight feet tall, broad and muscular, with extraordinary strength and a booming voice. He looks like a demon from hell, and people have given him the nickname "The Fiend." "Help! Help! 'The Fiend' is back, and he killed a tiger with one punch!" "Good heavens, the young widow hanged herself! I heard her family was going to sell her to 'The Fiend.' She was so afraid he'd punch her to death that she chose hanging as the easier way out rather than marrying him and being tortured..." "Puliu caught 'The Fiend's' eye, but she refused him and smashed her head against a rock. She's covered in blood..." "What? Qinghe jumped into the river because his family wants to marry him off to that 'Fiend'..." On the day Qinghe married, everyone in Dishui City said he was stepping into a living hell. His days ahead would be nothing but torment, and no one could say if he'd survive even three days. Sure enough, three days later, the Fiend accompanied his new husband on a visit to his family. Qinghe had to be supported the entire time. In just three days, the Fiend had tormented him until he was worse than dead. The Qing family couldn't stand by and watch, but when they merely offered a few words of advice, the Fiend even beat up the fiancé of a young lady in their household. Everyone was waiting to hear that Qinghe had been beaten to death by the Fiend, when word spread that Qinghe had beaten the Fiend instead. The Fiend hadn't even fought back. He just nodded and bowed, fawning over Qinghe like a servant. Even the chief eunuchs in the imperial palace couldn't have been more obsequious. After that, everyone in Dishui City knew that the Fiend doted on Qinghe beyond measure, afraid he might melt if held in his mouth, or fall if cradled in his palm... Weibo: Jinjiang Latercomer Completed novel: "Transmigrated into a Novel Set in the Era" The young educated youth sent to the countryside couldn't bear the hard, exhausting farm work, especially when there wasn't even enough to eat. Wiping the sweat from his forehead, he glanced at the next field. A tall, muscular man was bent over, planting rice seedlings for his partner. The young educated youth was so envious his eyes turned red. Later, he heard the big man had broken up with his partner, and his thoughts began to stir. He swore he'd sweet-talk the man into working for him, too. Then he managed to win the man over, and the man did the work. But now the man wanted them to become a couple. The young educated youth was dumbfounded. He was a man, so how could two men become a couple? The big man's fierce side came out, and his possessiveness went through the roof. He pinned the young man against the wall and demanded fiercely, "Are you going to be with me or not?" The young educated youth thought of the big man's feats around the village, then thought of his own skinny arms and legs, which weren't good for much work. Delighted, he agreed. As the old saying goes, marry a man and you'll have clothes to wear and food to eat! To get fed, he might be a man, but that didn't mean he couldn't marry. Possessive, scheming top x bottom who only wants clothes and food I wrote this for my own enjoyment when I couldn't find anything to read. It's a sweet, satisfying story with a golden finger and no logic. It's all domestic squabbles, romance, and the bottom pursuing the top, with over-the-top drama and a simple, old-fashioned love story. Completed novels: "The Little Husband of the Violent Butcher," "Raising My Wife Again in the 1980s," and "My Husband in Another World" Rough, violent top who has the final say x delicate, soft bottom who only wants to get by Another completed novel of the same type: "The Little Husband of the Violent Butcher" Tang Shou transmigrated and found himself made someone else's husband. That was bad enough, but the head of the household was a short-tempered butcher whom everyone in the village feared for his volatile temper. Tang Shou wanted to use the outhouse, but the furious butcher, a towering man as big as a hill, carried him back... The fierce butcher snarled, "Trying to run? No chance! In this life, you belong to me alive and you'll be my ghost when you die. You're going to be my husband, and that's that!" Feeling cooped up at home, Tang Shou wanted to take a walk around the village. He ran into the butcher on the way back from slaughtering a pig in a neighboring village, and was carried home again... The butcher repeated his menacing words: "Trying to run? No chance! In this life, you belong to me alive and you'll be my ghost when you die. You're going to be my husband, and that's that!" Months later, after Tang Shou had heard those words so many times they made his ears numb, the butcher finally changed his tune. "In this life, I belong to you alive and I'll be your ghost when I die. I'll only ever be the head of your household!" Tang Shou: "..." Theme: Stay positive, work hard, and make a good life for yourself.