The Young Lady and the Peddler [1940S]

Feel free to check out my completed novels: The Lazy Wife of a Male Supporting Character in the 1960s, When AI Arrived in the 1970s and Became the Family's Darling, and The 1970s Girl with Mystical Powers. Blurb: Feng Qingqing arrives in the 1940s. Fleeing the turmoil, she seeks refuge with her wet nurse, Madam Tian. But when Madam Tian's son covets her beauty and forces her into marriage, she has no choice but to run away. On the road, she meets Zhao the Peddler, who travels from place to place selling goods. In this turbulent era, the two agree to pretend to be husband and wife... P.S. The male lead has no name. He's just called Zhao the Peddler. Their children take the mother's surname, Yue. Coming soon: Your Mom Wants Me to Date You [The 1960s] Blurb: Wang Yanru helps look after her nephew at her cousin's house. Her cousin pays her 10 yuan a month. Then one day, a woman claiming to be her cousin's boss approaches her. "Date my son, and I'll pay you 50 yuan a month." Her cousin only makes 30 yuan a month. As Wang Yanru hesitates, the woman adds, "If you stay together for three months before breaking up, I'll give you 2,000 yuan as a breakup fee." "Deal! I agree!" Date for three months and get thousands of yuan? What a bargain! But two months later, before the three months are up, Wang Yanru goes back to the woman. "Your son wants to get married. Can we break up now? I'll take half the breakup fee." "..." Fan Mo has always been focused on work and nothing else. At 24, he's never dated anyone, but finally agrees to go on a blind date after his parents wear him down. His date is direct and falls for him at first sight. "We can date for three months first. If it doesn't work out, we can break up." Fan Mo nods. Three peaceful months together seem a little short, but he can accept that. He silently hopes his date won't be disappointed in him and will extend their time together. Once they're together, three months no longer feels like enough. He wants to spend his whole life with her, but his date doesn't seem keen. (?︷?) Theme: Treasure the happiness that didn't come easily.