The Little Landlord Was Forced Back to the Countryside (Reborn)

Lin Shuwen was once the only son of Landlord Lin. Though frail and deaf in one ear, he was sweet-natured and kind. Everyone thought he would become the youngest landlord. Later, it came to light that Lin Shuwen was not the biological child of the Lin couple. The Lin family took in their biological youngest son and sent him back to the countryside. Unable to accept the changes after returning to his village, Lin Shuwen died unexpectedly. After being reborn, he returns to the day the Xu family's youngest son is brought home. This time, Lin Shuwen decides to live well, leaving behind the identity of the Lin family's young landlord, as well as the fiance who once promised that he would never love anyone but him. * Young Master Lin, sent back to the countryside, looks nothing like the other villagers. He's frail, with pale skin and soft lips, and his beautiful catlike eyes hold a distant air. Young Master Lin can barely lift an oil jar, yet he steadies rice stalks in the field that are taller than he is. The villagers watching from hiding are all afraid the stalks will crush him. Later, the villagers have taken to calling Lin Shuwen Young Master Lin. Lin Shuwen is caught in a sudden downpour on his way home. To get out of the rain, he has no choice but to swallow his pride and ask a passing caravan for a place to rest. From the other side of a tent wall, Lin Shuwen's gentle voice drifts over. The caravan leader, who has suffered from insomnia for years, unexpectedly falls asleep to its sound. To make ends meet, Lin Shuwen takes a job reading books and explaining texts to the new big landlord every day. Gradually, it seems the big landlord is no longer satisfied with just having him read aloud, and his strange demands keep piling up. Having emerged from the shadows, Lin Shuwen takes such good care of himself that he becomes as sleek and beautiful as a well-groomed cat. Everyone who sees him has to take a second look. He gets better and better at managing his life, and more people come to him to learn how to read and paint. The Lin couple want to bring him back and promise to make him the landlord's steward. Even his former fiance comes looking for him, unable to forget him. In the end, Lin Shuwen becomes a young landlord, not the young landlord of the Lin family, but of the Yan family. And that big landlord of the Yan family is devoted to him, with all the fervor of an old house catching fire. P.S.: Older gong pursues and cherishes shou; shou's hearing never recovers; includes a setting with male pregnancies. A slice-of-life rural tale about a little, pitiful, frail shou emerging from the shadows, embracing life, and cherishing himself. If this isn't your thing, please don't read. Scheming, inscrutable big landlord × Down-on-his-luck young master, frail and nearly deaf in his left ear P.S.: Before the shou was sent away, he had a so-called “fiance.” Theme: It's hard to go from luxury to frugality. Learning to cherish yourself is where it starts.