My Husband Is a Little Sweet

Coming soon: "Doting on My Little Husband Who Was Married to Bring Good Fortune"

Farming + imperial examinations. The blurb is at the very bottom. Please add it to your favorites if you like it! "Bows"

[Blurb]

Song Chuyun transmigrates into a book, becoming a domineering, cruel, and ruthless local tyrant.

According to the original story, after he forcibly marries a beautiful husband, his frequent beatings and refusal to feed him will drive the husband completely to the dark side.

He will have both legs chopped off and eventually freeze and starve to death on the streets.

Current progress: He's just brought his husband home.

Song Chuyun glances at the little guy, dressed in wedding red and huddled miserably in the corner.

His self-rescue plan starts immediately.

Where should he begin? Well... by making sure the little guy gets enough to eat.

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Tang Tian thought being forcibly taken as a wife by a local tyrant would mean suffering terribly.

To his surprise, the tyrant isn't fierce at all.

He doesn't make Tang Tian do any work. Instead, he cooks for him every day and hums him to sleep.

What's more, he's given up his lazy ways and started making a fortune, beginning with planting wheat in the fields.

Watching Song Chuyun open one shop after another in town and build an ever more prosperous business, Tang Tian counts on his fingers, then wants to shrink back into the corner again.

Song Chuyun said those shops would be inherited by their little ones.

The more shops he opens, the more little ones they have to make.

Tang Tian, getting bundled into the bedding: "I really did marry a heartless tyrant. Sob... QAQ"

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2. The top transmigrates into a book, and the bottom is a ge'er. No children! Not even in the extras. It's just an excuse to sleep with his wife without anyone raising an eyebrow!

3. A tyrant through and through who reforms for love but can't shake his lecherous nature, top vs. a sweet, soft-hearted sweetheart who blushes at the slightest touch, but only lets her darling top touch her, bottom.

4. There's an eight-year age gap between them. Older husband, younger wife.

5. A slow-burn farming story about family life, with no logic. All you need is sweetness, sweetness, and more sweetness!

Thank you so much for your support.

Coming soon: "Doting on My Little Husband Who Was Married to Bring Good Fortune"

[Blurb]

Jian Yanzhi accidentally transmigrates into a book, becoming a sickly, impoverished scholar who has to depend on others.

His family fears he will die young, so they marry him off to a poor family's little husband to bring him good fortune.

The villagers watch the spectacle and gossip behind his back. Marrying a sick man with one foot in the grave means the poor boy will soon be a young widower.

Who could have guessed that the marriage would bring such good fortune? Not only does it clear the scholar's muddled mind, he rises through the ranks to become a powerful official in the imperial court.

Jian Yanzhi, dragging along his frail but indomitable body, pins his little husband against the headboard, coughing and gasping. "Dear A Li, let's have a few more children before I die. Otherwise, no one will inherit the more than thirty medicine shops in our family."

Shen Yili: "..."

So they've already had two children. Why is this sickly man still alive?

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Shen Yili comes from a poor family, and he's best at raising all kinds of poultry and livestock. When he learns he's going to marry the village's sickly scholar to bring him good fortune, he can't help feeling secretly pleased.

He's never raised a sickly man before, but surely it can't be much different from raising chickens, ducks, and geese.

Hmm, worth a try...

He thought the sickly man wouldn't last long, but his thin, handsome husband only grew more vigorous under his care.

Not only does he excel at reading the classics, he studies hard and even starts writing romance stories.

Shen Yili looks at his swollen belly and sighs again and again. "You really can't just raise a sickly man without thinking. A little carelessness, and soon you've got a whole litter."

Jian Yanzhi: "Don't be afraid, dear A Li. It's your husband's turn to take care of you now."

1. A sickly man who looks full of life but dies young, yet somehow keeps surviving year after year with a stubbornly strong constitution, top & a capable, considerate little sweetheart who's great at raising chickens, ducks, and sickly men, bottom.

2. Both are each other's first and only. One-on-one romance. Happy ending.

3. Childbirth story, childbirth story, childbirth story. Little dumplings appear later on. There are currently two.

4. The author is terrible at logic. This is an alternate-world imperial examination story. Whatever customs and official posts appear are up to fate, so please don't overthink it.

Thank you so much for your support.

Theme: With hard work and ambition, you can build a better life!