The Disarmed General's Daily Life of Pampering His Wife

Complete Coming soon: My Rival and I Fell for Each Other, The Stand-In Heiress Quits The only son of Master Zhou, a nouveau riche from Qian'an Prefecture, has returned after ten years of roaming the world. At first glance, everyone thinks he looks like a bandit, frightening in every way. One look at the knife scar on his brow is enough to make your heart tremble. Master Zhou rubs his hands, covered in jade rings, and twirls his little mustache as he tells his son, "Whatever you want to do, you still have to come back and give the Zhou family an heir. Your old man found you a pretty bride the other day. She looks like she'd be good at bearing children. Get yourself cleaned up and get married." Zhou Shuo's face darkens at once. He has no need for some delicate, weepy woman! So Zhou Shuo goes to that family's home with a dark expression to explain the situation. But when he looks over the low wall, he sees a girl with a slender waist, full hips, a seductive figure, and a lovely face. Zhou Shuo swallows. His wife-to-be is damn gorgeous! The tall, burly man suddenly blushes. He rubs his clothes and calls to her shyly, "Miss Song." · Later, everyone knows Zhou Shuo has married a beautiful wife, as lovely as a celestial maiden. Someone hears this and scoffs. "So what if she's beautiful? Men only care about looks. Once they see someone prettier, they'll naturally lose interest." When Zhou Shuo hears this, he panics. He flips the table over with his bare hands and loudly admits, "I am a man who fell for her looks, and my wife is the most beautiful woman in the world!" "I like my wife. What the hell does that have to do with you?" Everyone trembles with fear and never again dares gossip about the couple. [Must-read] One-on-one romance, a sweet little treat Everyday life in a humble household A recommendation from a friend, this story is amazing! The Happy Life of a Country Bumpkin by Fan Jian Xiao Yao The Tang family of Shanghe Village has a peculiar branch: the couple are both lazy and greedy, and unlike everyone else, who favors sons over daughters, they treasure their daughter. Everyone calls Third Uncle Tang a fool and waits to laugh at his family. But the life of Third Uncle Tang's family just keeps getting better. They have land, they have money, and the son-in-law they find is the wealthiest landowner for miles around. The people waiting to laugh at the Tang family are sick with envy. One-on-one romance Family life in a local household that favors daughters over sons, and a happy life. Moral: Promote the spirit of self-reliance and perseverance