One day, Fang Zhongshan, whose luck was always terrible, opened his eyes to find that not only had he ended up in a different body, but he'd also gotten married along the way.
The newly arrived Fang Zhongshan shakily lifted the wedding veil of the newcomer sitting on the bed. His vision went black, and he fainted on the floor: How come my bride is a man?!
When he woke again, his male bride was still there, kneeling in the courtyard and crying as someone beat him.
Fang Zhongshan was furious: We're in a civilized society, so why are people still beating each other? Never mind whether my little bride is a man or a woman. Now that he's married to me, he's mine! I'll protect him!
Reading guide: The original owner was notorious in the village for being hated by everyone, and was spoiled by his family until he became utterly unruly.
His husband is a poor little thing, unloved by both parents and sold to the Fang family to be a good-luck bride.
Married first, fall in love later; get to know each other first, then shower each other with affection.
Gong POV, gong pampers shou. Also titled: Building a Fortune with My Husband and Living the Good Life
My next book: My Zombie Is So Cute Today, Too
Synopsis:
The apocalypse arrives, zombies run rampant, and humanity struggles to survive.
As one of the first ability users to awaken special powers, Shen Yu devotes himself to hunting zombies and fulfilling his duty to protect his fellow humans.
Until one day, his companions set him up and push him into a horde of zombies. Only then does he learn how cruel the world can be, and that life isn't worth it.
Luckily, there is always a way out. At the brink of death, a little Zombie King who has only just gained intelligence happens to pass by and find the dying human ability user.
The little zombie is cute, and his personality is even cuter. He takes care of Shen Yu joyfully, as if he's found a treasure.
He gives you delicious crystals to eat, the new clothes he just stole for you to wear, and says they might as well eat all the bad people who bully you.
In the deepest darkness, Shen Yu finds a redemption that was hard to come by.
But...
"Thanks, but I really don't eat crystals."
"You need to wear clothes, too. Even zombies should have some sense of shame!"
And...
"Why eat bad people? Why not eat me instead?"
Reading guide:
More or less, it's an over-the-top Mary Sue story about abandoning your own kind for someone, and then having the whole world come after you.
This world, and the future, mean less than you do.
A gong with off-the-charts corruption, indifferent to everyone except his little zombie.
An innocent, adorable shou who is easy to knock over (literally easy to knock over!).
Gong POV, farming and leveling up, the gong and shou pamper each other.
All you lovely darlings are welcome to add it to your collections and let chapters build up!
Theme: Cross the river of time and change your life and fate
I just want to say that in the extra chapter, it's called having portable space?
How can it end like this when there is already space? It's not like I wrote another one or two hundred pieces, and there's no follow-up, so it's finished in a hurry.
Ah, Sahuahua~ But does Boss Fang still remember the Ganoderma lucidum in the forest that year?
Ganoderma lucidum? Also, didn't you say you were going to take Jiang Ran into some mountain?
This kind of plot is too uncomfortable. It's better not to bring Shuang'er out in the first place. Dekui Gong is a time traveler. If you don't let Ran Shou, your life will be ruined! So disgusting
How is the Ganoderma lucidum in the woods doing?
I feel that the protagonist has always had a sense of superiority from modern times. He has not integrated into that era and does not understand the exploiting class of that era and what the power represents. While thinking about staying away from those people with status, at the same time flaunting in front of those people wearing the benefits that others want, it is not the best of both worlds. I hope the protagonist will be more careful in the future. Xiao Jiang Ran needs to be well!
Finished spreading flowers! ! ! !
"After marinating the little shuang'er," I'll catch a big bug for the author~
Is my wife a dish? Want to pickle?
At the beginning of 20.1%, It is better to place the little twins in place than to marinate them (?? . ??)
I just want to say that in the extra chapter, it's called having portable space?
How can it end like this when there is already space? It's not like I wrote another one or two hundred pieces, and there's no follow-up, so it's finished in a hurry.
Ah, Sahuahua~ But does Boss Fang still remember the Ganoderma lucidum in the forest that year?
Ganoderma lucidum? Also, didn't you say you were going to take Jiang Ran into some mountain?
This kind of plot is too uncomfortable. It's better not to bring Shuang'er out in the first place. Dekui Gong is a time traveler. If you don't let Ran Shou, your life will be ruined! So disgusting
How is the Ganoderma lucidum in the woods doing?
I feel that the protagonist has always had a sense of superiority from modern times. He has not integrated into that era and does not understand the exploiting class of that era and what the power represents. While thinking about staying away from those people with status, at the same time flaunting in front of those people wearing the benefits that others want, it is not the best of both worlds. I hope the protagonist will be more careful in the future. Xiao Jiang Ran needs to be well!
Finished spreading flowers! ! ! !
"After marinating the little shuang'er," I'll catch a big bug for the author~ Is my wife a dish? Want to pickle?
At the beginning of 20.1%, It is better to place the little twins in place than to marinate them (?? . ??)