Qin Hao accidentally transmigrated to another world while moving a huge stash of gold and jewels for his organization. Given a fresh start at life, all he wants is to be a low-key, well-off slacker and live in peace.
But then there's Xu Yi, the pretty, kind young man next door, always worrying that Qin Hao doesn't have enough to eat or warm clothes to wear. Even while dragging a string of little kids along, he manages to scrape together food and clothes to bring over. Since the young man has fallen head over heels for him, how could a lonely man who's never been in a relationship possibly resist such an advance? He can only marry him and bring him home to fatten him up. Who knew that while all he wanted was to lead his family in living a peaceful life, he'd end up accomplishing something great?
Ever since Xu Yi's father died in a shipwreck, Xu Yi has struggled to make a living while raising his two young brothers. His life has been steeped in bitterness, with no end in sight.
He thought things would go on like that forever, but then one day Qin Hao appeared, like a gift from heaven. He never knew how happy it could be to have someone help him support the family.
Qin Hao, the pursuer X Xu Yi, the pursued. Farming, pocket dimensions, and all the rest are just window dressing. It's all about falling in love~~
Theme: Study hard, keep making progress, and strive to be a pillar of society.
It's not necessary, the golden finger of space is enough, and he is not without ability. He can learn martial arts well and be good at both civil and military affairs. In ancient times, it was easy to live a better life. If he does this now, this batch of gold and silver jewelry will only provide him with more direct sources of income. His adoptive parents and younger brother's family will definitely have a hard time over there. He has this kind of superpower. Do you think any witnesses who saw him being hit by a cannonball would completely believe him? At least his adoptive parents and family will no longer be trusted, and they will be monitored for the rest of their lives. It's really not necessary. It's better to come back safely and get some gold and silver jewelry as reward before wearing it. It's enough for the protagonist to go to another world with a little gold and silver jewelry to open up the situation.
His adoptive father's family must be having a hard time. With such a huge amount of money, I don't know why this setting is used. It feels like the protagonist only has space to survive in ancient times without that kind of money. It's totally unnecessary
I don't understand why most articles write about the plot of "attempted rape" (just a complaint, no other meaning)
My wife's writing is still smooth, but the plot design is a bit inappropriate. Especially when they go out for a stroll knowing that the outside world is turbulent and the two of them are not familiar with each other, it seems particularly idiotic, and they are not traveling. Moreover, the protagonist is also carrying a huge sum of money. After the person disappears, the business left behind will not end well for his family.
I want a little Zaizai in the extra story!!!
There's no need to have a family, I'm so eager to attack and receive
Does designing such a time travel to make the protagonist disappear make the national security think that the protagonist is absconding with money? His adoptive father must also bear the responsibility.
Regarding the comment section of this chapter, I have finished reading this chapter so far and summarized it. I think it's a bit mindless to go out in a war-torn foreign country, but the protagonist thinks he has good abilities, so he goes out. Taking He with him only shows that the protagonist is a little overconfident. (But this He is really a pig teammate) Then, the author said in the article that only the adoptive father and the protagonist knew about the space ability. However, because this task requires the protagonist to transport this batch of things back, it is unknown whether the adoptive father told the above that the protagonist has space. Hypothesis 1: The adoptive father volunteered to take on this mission without telling the protagonist that he had space. Then the article also mentioned that the people who went to the foreign country were unaware of this mission. Then the adoptive father concealed the protagonist's specific mission. There is a person who saw the place where the gold bricks were put. After the protagonist comes out, this person will not go in to see if there is anything else inside, right? Then after discovering that everything is gone, there is no reason why the protagonist and the adoptive father's family took it away. After all, it is impossible for so many things to disappear at once and then be taken away without alerting anyone. Then the adoptive father and the protagonist cannot be convicted without evidence. At most, he would be dismissed due to dereliction of duty, resulting in mission failure, and investigated. In the absence of conclusive evidence, it is a mystery, and the life and freedom of the adoptive father's family cannot be monitored or restricted. Assumption 2: The adoptive father takes over the task and explains the attack space to the superiors. Under normal circumstances, everyone will not tell their secrets completely, so the adoptive father can also tell the people above that space can only hold dead things, not living things. It was known above that the protagonist's space could only contain dead objects, and then there were witnesses who proved that the protagonist died from artillery bombardment. Can the protagonist escape in this situation? Others will think the answer is no. After all, they don't know that space can hold living creatures, so the people above cannot sentence the protagonist to escape with the money. At best, it can be considered a dereliction of duty, and it cannot implicate the adoptive father's family (but the adoptive father may feel guilty or something). If the people above are petty and think that the protagonist is brought up by the adoptive father, it is not impossible to dismiss the adoptive father. In the end, even the protagonist can't control himself from traveling through time, right? He doesn't want to either, but if he doesn't wear it, why are we looking at it? It's over now, don't watch anymore, right? (I am discussing the matter, you are right) (I have only seen this chapter, so I will comment like this first, continue reading later, and then I will continue to comment here if I have anything to add)
I'm afraid of my pig teammates, what will my adoptive father's family do?
This time-travel setting is very uncomfortable.