My Husband Isn't Human

I feel like there are too many female protagonists, and the little monsters are not my biological children. They have grown up in a short time and have no sense of parenting. Rather than raising children, they are more like raising helpers and apprentices. How can there be so much to worry about? And 10-year-old kids are really not cute.

I remember that the heroine knew that it was the hero who saved her before, but now she knows it again. Moreover, the female protagonist also knows that the male protagonist is a monster. The world we live in now is still so strange, and there is no need for the male protagonist to hide some things. What would happen if he told the heroine that he used to be the God of Earth! ?

I always feel that farming written by the author is more realistic because the difficulty set for the protagonist is high.

If it weren't for building bridges and helping other tribesmen, the Jian family would have had enough food and clothing. But the current difficulty is temporary! With convenient transportation and everyone learning to farm, fish, hunt, and cook, supplies will be more abundant, and the productivity of this world will be greatly developed!

A clever and hard-working housewife

By building bridges and paving roads and promoting farming, the couple really brought the world from primitive society into feudal society and civilization with their own efforts~

It feels like this family supports the big guys, which makes me feel a little uncomfortable. It seems like it's natural.

It's a good thing we caught more prey... Otherwise it wouldn't be enough for one meal.

It will feel very tiring, but so happy.

Don't expect corn to become refined again by then?