The Happy Life of a Remarkable Farmer

This novel will be going premium on June 11. There will be ten thousand extra words on launch day, so I hope you'll show it lots of support! Upcoming novels: "After Learning the Plot, the Spoiled Little Miss Becomes Even More Delicate [The 1970s]" and "A Happy Family of Ancient-Day Slackers." Please add them to your library! The Tang family of Shanghe Village has produced a real oddball household. The husband and wife are both lazy, greedy top-tier characters. While everyone else favors sons over daughters, they go against the grain and treat their daughter like a treasure. Everyone says the third son of the Tang family is a fool, and waits to see his family make a laughingstock of themselves. But the life of Third Son Tang's family keeps getting better and better. They acquire land and money, and even find a son-in-law who is the biggest landowner for miles around. The people who were waiting to laugh at the Tangs are sick with envy. One man and one woman. A heartwarming story of family life and a good life in a native family that favors daughters over sons. Blurb for an upcoming novel: [Delicate, Spoiled Little Miss x Cold, Tough Officer | The Pursuit After the Breakup | Everyday Life in a Military Compound] Cheng Baozhu is dazzlingly beautiful, the famous "Miss Baozhu" of the crowded courtyard compound. But her temper is even more eye-catching than her looks. She has an officer for a fiance, admired by everyone, named Huo Xiangjun, yet she refuses to marry him and makes a fuss about breaking off the engagement every day. After falling into the water one day, she learns that she is merely a cannon-fodder character in a male-oriented novel, one who doesn't survive past chapter three. She dislikes the male lead's ferocity and insists on breaking off their engagement. After making a scene and ending it, she is immediately killed off by the plot, becoming a mere drop of mosquito blood on the protagonist's road to success. The male lead not only becomes a powerful success, but also has beauties all over the place. Cheng Baozhu sneers: This engagement has to end! Never mind that he's fierce, he's also a womanizer. Whoever wants this man can have him. She grabs the betrothal token and heads straight to the Huo family, only to be blocked at the alley entrance by a tall figure. Huo Xiangjun has a scar on his brow, his uniform is immaculate, and his eyes are shadowed. "Baozhu, what have I done that displeases you?" Later, everyone in the compound waits to see them make a laughingstock of themselves: "How many days can Huo Xiangjun put up with her? They'll split up sooner or later!" "A spoiled darling with the Living King of Hell? She'll be crying and running back to her parents before long!" Who could have guessed that Huo Xiangjun would hand over his entire salary and crouch by the door before leaving to coax her? "Zhuzhu, how about I write you a promise? I'll only ever look at you for the rest of my life." Cheng Baozhu kicks him. "Get lost!" The man steps forward and hugs her, murmuring, "Be good. I'll buy you candy when I get back." Cheng Baozhu blushes and pushes him out the door. "Didn't you say you'd be late? Hurry up and go." [Little Scene] One day, Huo Xiangjun finds a yellowed sheet of paper at the bottom of an old trunk. On it, two little figures are drawn in crooked lines: A girl with braids, beautiful and delicate, and a boy beside her holding candy, meekly taking a scolding. Suddenly, he remembers that dusk ten years ago. Little Cheng Baozhu had stuffed the last half of a peach pastry into his hand and said fiercely, "Hey! If someone steals your things, remember to hit back. Don't be a fool and let them bully you!" "A Happy Family of Ancient-Day Slackers" One-sentence premise: After a lucky little darling joins the family, the whole household is forced to work hard. The third branch of the Ji family is the village's most famous oddball group. Dad: A master of slacking off (his daily routine is lying under a tree, waiting for prey to crash into it so he can pick it up). Mom: A fiery, sharp-tongued woman (her favorite saying: "Why can't the food just cook itself?") Seven-year-old silly big brother, Ji Youcai (his daily thought: When will a rich bride with her own dowry fall from the sky?) Ever since Third Son Ji's wife became pregnant with their "lucky star"... When the whole family is so hungry that stars swim before their eyes, a dazed wild rabbit crashes right into their doorstep. When their silly big brother cries for a playmate, a mountain sparrow arrives with a flowered string and plays hopscotch with him. Third Son Ji worries himself bald. "Kid, save some of that good fortune! We've got money at home. You don't need to worry about a thing!" Later, the lucky little darling Ji Mingzhu is born. That very night, a wild boar lies dead at their doorstep after falling to its death. When the baby reaches her one-month celebration, a downpour comes from the sky, washing away the ground where Third Son Ji has been slacking off and revealing a jar of copper coins. The Ji family, who should have had no savings, suddenly has money. Theme: No matter what circumstances you're in, you should keep striving to live well.