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Here is this story's blurb:
[Obsessive, rugged man vs. sweet, soft beauty]
Xiao Weiguo was so poor that he couldn't scrape two coins together. Then, out of nowhere, he brought home a young wife even prettier than the village beauty, making all the men in the village green with envy.
From then on, Xiao Weiguo had to work hard to make money while also guarding against the possibility of being cuckolded.
To keep other men from coveting Xiao Ruanruan, Xiao Weiguo decided that starting today, he would work hard to earn money, move out of the village as soon as possible, and get a big house of their own.
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Ever since Xiao Ruanruan got together with Xiao Weiguo, all she had to worry about was what to eat and what to buy. She was pampered and spoiled all day long.
Yet everyone who saw her outside gave her a thumbs-up and praised her as a woman born to bring her husband good fortune!
Reading guide:
1. The male and female leads are both locals, and the female lead has a special ability.
2. The story also features people who transmigrated into a book and people who were reborn.
3. A cozy farming story about building a fortune. The pace is unhurried, and there aren't many troublemakers.
P.S. A quick explanation: being a woman who brings her husband good fortune isn't a golden finger. The female lead is outstanding in her own right, as anyone who has read the story knows. The male lead only makes his fortune later on, after meeting her. Without her, he'd be content to muddle along. Because she's so capable, he feels a little inferior and worries she'll leave him, or that he isn't good enough for her. That's why he works himself to the bone.
The female lead isn't lazy, nor does she plan to rely on the male lead. But marriage is a partnership, and these two sweethearts both think of each other. This story is really very simple: it's about the warm life the leads build after marriage, respecting and helping each other grow.
It's precisely because the male lead does better and better that the villagers praise the female lead for bringing him good fortune. In that era, older people liked to praise others this way; there was no ill will, and people were simple and kind. [Some regions may interpret this term differently, so in this story, it is only a compliment used in that era and setting. Please don't flame me if you dislike it. It is not meant to demean women. I apologize if any wording is inappropriate or if anything I've said offends you. It's simply part of the setting. Bow.]
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Theme: The cozy life of a young married couple
The writing at the end feels much different from the previous one!
How should I put it? Alas, it feels like it's unfinished. The front part looks great.
This ending is so rubbish
? I want to know the follow-up of Li Guoqiang and Aunt Zhang
The hero hasn't come back for more than a year?
What the hell, it's a crappy ending,,, I'm satisfied with this ending. .
What about the pre-receipt of Marriage First, Love Later?
This ending is too hasty, what could it be?
No, didn't anyone in their family thank the male protagonist for saving the female protagonist's life?! The more I watch, the angrier I get
I don't want to see it anymore, what the hell is this...