Dean Ning's Little Husband

Ning Muyan had always been proper and self-controlled. The only time he ever crossed the line was at his banquet celebrating his success as the top candidate in the provincial examinations. He was set up and accidentally took the innocence of an innocent young man, so he had no choice but to take him as a concubine. The young man came from a humble background, was uneducated and timid, and had never been able to find common ground with the successful scholar. Ning Muyan was busy working for the glory of his family, while, throughout their years of marriage, he never once looked at the young man with favor. Unexpectedly, the court was rife with treachery, and the Ning family was imprisoned. His gentle, proper wife heard the news and promptly divorced him, while the servants stole the family fortune and fled... When the family fell, everyone scattered. Only the young man, who had never been treated kindly, exhausted himself trying to pull strings and plead for help. In the end, during the three-thousand-li journey into exile, he caught the plague and died in agony... In his old age, Ning Muyan looked back on his life. Fame and fortune had passed like clouds, yet he still could not forget that person. When he closed his eyes, he never expected to find himself back at the banquet celebrating his success as a young man, with a tearful young man lying on the bed... Jiang Bailian never imagined that after being dead for years, he would be reborn, and on the very day he lost his innocence, of all days. Looking back on his past, he felt the road had been far too hard. Becoming a concubine was worse than becoming a monk. No matter what, he couldn't go through that again. So he immediately threatened and warned the successful scholar: "If you dare tell anyone about this, I... I'll tell everyone you can't perform!" Ning Muyan: ? "What can't I do? I can prove my innocence!" ++, Reading Guide 1. Both are reborn; the story is told mainly from the bottom's perspective, and it features a man who can bear children! 2. Both are virgins; the explanation for the top's many descendants will come later. 3. The medical information in this story is fabricated based on general theoretical knowledge. Do not imitate it. 4. The setting is extremely loose, and logic is dead. Upcoming novel: My Husband Told Me to Come Home and Live off Him ++Du Heng transmigrates into a cripple, a cripple whom a fierce young man has brought home as his husband. ++Young man (fierce): Your legs don't work, so don't even think of leaving. Just be a good husband, and I promise I won't let you go hungry. ++Du Heng: ... ++He's a grown man, yet he's actually going to have to live off his husband! No way. Even after transmigrating, he absolutely will not give in! ++, The next day, the young man returns from working in the fields and sees the dirty clothes Du Heng changed out of the night before, washed and hanging in the courtyard. On the table are three delicious-looking dishes and a soup. +++Du Heng: If I made the food myself, it doesn't count as living off him. ++++That night, Du Heng is about to blow out the lamp and go to sleep when the young man comes in, takes off his clothes, and climbs into bed. ++++Young man: It's the slack season, so let's get this done. Lie still and don't move around. I'll take care of it. +++Du Heng clutches the quilt and grits his teeth. He's never even dated anyone, and he's as pure as they come! They've known each other for only three days, and this guy already wants to get down to business. No! He will never give in! +++, The next year, a little child runs around the courtyard. Du Heng puts down his book with a sigh and picks the child up. ++++He still has to go call his husband home for dinner. Theme: Treasure the person in front of you