Raising My Husband in Ancient Times

Coming soon: Reborn to Spoil My Husband: Everyday Life of an Imperial Exam Candidate Lu Yiming spent ten years surviving in the apocalypse before being betrayed by a trusted aide. By a twist of fate, he transmigrated to an alternate dynasty. A lifelong bachelor, he suddenly had a wife? And his wife was a man? Then he had better spoil him properly! Where should he start... How about planting a seed first? * At first, all he wanted was to avoid starving to death. But later, he realized that the husband he had married seemed to be treating him better and better. Wifey, this fruit is good for your skin. Wifey, this wine will help you sleep. Wifey, did you eat too much watermelon yesterday? Why is your belly so round? *A sweet, feel-good, silly story. The recipient is soft and adorable.* [Reader's Guide] 1. The gong dotes on the shou. The cover features the gong. (The cover artist kindly gave permission for free use, but it is not exclusive. Thank you, everyone, for liking Little Star!) 2. This is a pregnancy story, with babies arriving at random. (Baby: Random? Then I'm leaving!) 3. This story is set in an alternate world, so please don't overanalyze the details. 4. The writing is average. Thank you for your support. Please read the blurb and tags before starting. Thank you very much! Blurb for Reborn to Spoil My Husband: Everyday Life of an Imperial Exam Candidate: Duan Huaiyan transmigrated to ancient times as the son of a farming family and rose all the way to become the new top scholar. At the height of his success, he divorced his husband, Li Changsheng, with whom he had shared a courteous, companionable marriage for three years. His husband neither argued nor made a fuss. He accepted the land deeds, silver, and divorce papers Duan Huaiyan gave him, then quietly left. A month later, Along with the imperial edict arranging his marriage, came news that Li Changsheng had died. Duan Huaiyan opened the wooden box someone had brought him. Inside lay a faded wooden hairpin and sheet after sheet of paper covered in his name. Each stroke showed the traces of what he had taught him, from awkward beginnings to practiced writing. That night, between closing and opening his eyes, he saw his husband again, sitting at the desk and asking timidly, "Husband, could you teach me to read and write?" *Married first, fall in love later. A lighthearted slice-of-life farming story.* *There are misunderstandings about the arranged marriage and divorce, but they will be cleared up.* Theme: Husband and husband joining hands to build a beautiful life