Please add my new novels to your favorites: The Young General's Country Bride and Spoiling My Husband for Real (Farming)
Blurb:
Zhao Huan, a preschool teacher, died in a fire while saving the children at his kindergarten. When he woke again, he had become an illegitimate son of the Zhao Marquis's household.
He had barely arrived when he was honorably entrusted with an important task: to atone for his legitimate elder brother's wrongdoing by marrying a foolish scholar.
He happily packed his bags, left the marquis's household in broad daylight, and took up his new post with a tidy little fortune in hand.
As for the foolish scholar, caring for him was just his old line of work. Zhao Huan knew how to look after children and would never raise an annoying little brat.
But the result was beyond his expectations. A refined gentleman who was a model of propriety and etiquette grew into a big bad wolf who would bite him and then give him an innocent look, and the sort who could never be tamed.
Mu Chenxi: Woof, woof, woof! I was supposed to be a loyal dog. How did I turn into a big bad wolf?
Zhao Huan: If I say you are one, then you are one. No arguing.
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Yun Changsheng left the mountains to marry his fiance, in accordance with his grandfather's dying wish.
To his surprise, he was rejected. He obediently nodded in agreement, but said, "A true man stands tall between heaven and earth. How could I break my word? They say a family of higher status should marry into one of lower status. I won't make things difficult for you today. I'll ask to marry the young general instead."
Yun Changsheng: Oh, how wonderful that they won't let me into the household. I actually want to drag him back home with me. Hahaha, this is just perfect!
But how could things possibly go his way!
The young general is both a scholar and a warrior, a handsome catch sought after by countless families in the capital. Then one day, word got out that someone had asked to marry him, leaving everyone dumbstruck.
Xu Changfeng looked at the sweet-smiling, gentle, well-behaved young man before him, lowered his eyes, and defied his family's wishes. "You have two choices: First, cancel the engagement, and I'll ensure you live in wealth for the rest of your life. Second, marry into my family."
Yun Changsheng hurriedly held up three fingers. "Could my suggestion be a third option?"
Upcoming novel: Spoiling My Husband for Real (Farming)
Xia Yang is a typical rough-and-tumble guy. After an accident transmigrates him to another world, he becomes a young man who can bear children.
Wait, just let me take a moment.
Before he can even collect himself, he's married off.
Fortunately, the person he marries is proper and well-mannered. Xia Yang doesn't dislike him, and even starts to feel a little sorry for him.
Simple blurb:
Xia Yang has a young man's body and a man's heart. He hunts and chops wood in the mountains, then makes a fortune down below, becoming unbeatable throughout the surrounding villages. Everyone praises him, fears him, and resents him.
The gentle, well-mannered young scholar suffers a sudden misfortune just as life seems to be going well. When he's at his most bewildered and helpless, a pair of small hands helps him, and his rough-voiced, uncultured, shameless, and wild young husband raises him to be rosy-cheeked and successful.
Theme: Helping others brings joy, and loving what I love.
Is this chapter probably in the wrong frequency?
The article is nice, but the last one was pasted wrong?
What's going on in this chapter?
It's so sweet. It's a bland happiness but there are too few endings. I wish I could write more.
It's great, I want to watch the extras!
All the writing is really good. Use a positive heart and a non-blaming mentality to work hard and make progress, and influence the people around you.
Love Amber's pair...
I still wanted to continue reading, but it ended before I knew it, so which one should I start next?
It's the first time I've read Chinese. It's pretty good, but a little lacking.
This article touched me a lot. I am also the kind of person who always wants to get ahead by taking exams, but I failed twice. I have exams at the weekend. I have been very depressed and feel that I am really not good at it. Hey.