Among the men of Steepstone Slope, Jing Xiao is famous for being henpecked, a real pushover. Whenever people bring him up, they just shake their heads and sigh. A grown man who
always gives in to his wife and obeys her every word is an utter disgrace to manhood. But to the women around them, he's a devoted, responsible husband, the kind of man worth entrusting your life to. What woman wouldn't want her husband to cherish her? Too bad for them, he's already married to Xie Shuhui, that "tigress."
There are plenty of rumors going around, but neither of them cares. Xie Shuhui is happy to be the "tigress," and he's perfectly willing to be the henpecked husband.
A little scene:
Jing Xiao tied on an apron and bustled around the kitchen by himself, humming as he cooked, happier than could be. Xie Shuhui sat inside, munching on sunflower seeds. Seeing how pleased he looked, she teased him: "Everyone says you're henpecked, and you still can't stop showing off. Aren't you afraid people will laugh at you?"
Jing Xiao turned and gave her a sweet smile. "Obey your wife, and you'll be set for life."
Xie Shuhui was overjoyed, sweeter than if she'd eaten honey. "Aren't you afraid people will call you henpecked?"
Jing Xiao gazed at her and fluttered his eyelashes, acting cute. "Then I'll be the happiest henpecked husband around."
Everyone was stunned. So this is what Jing Xiao is really like.
May I cherish you as my life and love you to the bone, and may this devotion never go unreturned.
This is a fictional farming story. Please don't nitpick the historical details.
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Coming soon: The Plump Bride Brings Good Fortune
For life to prosper, your wife needs to be plump.
Jin Jiaojiao has a face round as a jade platter and a waist as wide as a barrel. Her plump figure, like her unmarried status, is famous far and wide, driving her father to despair and her mother to misery. But Jin Jiaojiao refuses to be bothered. "This is what they call a lucky figure. Do you understand? If you don't, then stop talking nonsense." Everyone rolled their eyes and walked away, not bothering to respond. Faced with their disdain, she shouted scornfully, "I'm going to get married, and I'm going to marry the man of my dreams."
Everyone retorted, "Stop dreaming of a toad marrying a swan."
Jin Jiaojiao said, "Then I'll be a toad with ambition."
Eventually, the toad found a swan willing to take her in...
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Theme: Striving for a happy life.
Are her natal mother and natal father sure they are related? Why would you marry your daughter off even though you know there is a notorious mother-in-law?
I gave it up. I originally wanted to read a sweet article, but the more I read, the more uncomfortable and frustrated I became. The female protagonist is not as aggressive as the introduction of the article, and the male protagonist is not a qualified ear-raker.
My sister just came clean. . . .
Her mother-in-law is obviously like this, but she just gets used to it without even telling her father-in-law, and she's not aggressive at all, so forget it.
My mother-in-law has never liked you. No matter how good the man is, I will never marry him.
Why does the heroine know that her door can be pried open, but why doesn't she take it seriously? She feels like she doesn't care about the quality of the door lock at all. She knows what kind of people her mother-in-law and sister-in-law are, so she is not afraid of going in and stealing again? The article mentioned many times about locking the door and going out. This is no different from leaving the door unlocked. Others can pry it open anyway.
I have a big question, how did Li Zheng fall in love with Zhao?
The author is also very diligent every day. After six o'clock, I am usually still asleep.
I love this title, hahahaha
Completed it in one go, it looks great, thank you very much