The Pigman's Widow

The column "After Escape to the Grassland" has been completed This article was first published by Jinjiang Literature City. Any form of reprinting is prohibited. Real scoundrel × hypocritical prude I was the daughter of a poor and face-loving old scholar. Because I had to buy a piece of pig skin every now and then to wipe the mouth of my "respectable" father, I developed a crush on the little ruffian selling pork. When I was 16 years old, I motioned him to propose marriage to my father, but he pretended to be deaf and blind. I don't know if it was because he saw that I was more interested in the pork he sold than him. Anyway, my flirting was in vain. Six years later, I lost my husband and lived alone. He changed from a pork seller to a pig raiser. What has not changed is that he is still single. Excerpt 1 Woman: Did you ever think about proposing marriage at that time? Man: Don't just think about it, I've already prepared the pork. Woman: Why was there no movement after that? Man: Your father's mouth is as mean as a sharpened butcher's knife. Woman: No wonder you dare to hook up with me. It turns out my father is dead. [Highlight] The heroine of this article is not c ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ The finished article "The Mountain Life of a Fugitive Slave" Please give me an advance and read the next book - "After Escape to the Grassland" Mi Niang looks sweet, but her life is bitter. A flood swept away her hometown and her parents. She was abducted by the victims and fled outside the customs in a confused manner. She thought that she would be a lonely soul who died in a foreign land for the rest of her life. No one cares, no one hurts, and when you die of illness, you just throw a roll of straw mat to feed the wild wolves. Until the herdsman boy who was not good at words appeared. He helped her heal the sick lamb and drove away the gangsters. Under the setting sun, she suddenly discovered that this taciturn young man was exceptionally tall and his face was covered in bruises, which stirred her lifeless heart. * But when you meet a close friend, you can still have fun no matter how hard it is. Male protagonist's perspective: Bahu is a man who is extremely afraid of trouble. In order to escape from troubled family relationships, he led his slaves and livestock to separate families before reaching adulthood. He takes care of livestock like his own father, but in front of his own father he acts like a mute. One day, when he was grazing, he encountered an oxcart transporting refugees. A silent girl walking with a dog caught his attention. One person and one dog, the person was dull and the dog was alert. He thought that such a wife would not cry endlessly like his mother when something happened. But Bahu never expected that he would take the wrong look. Dogs like to meddle in other people's business, and people don't like to be quiet either. Intention: Make yourself stronger, life will look back, and good situations will reappear