I Transmigrated Into a Farming Novel and Raised a Disabled Husband

Bai Xiaofeng transmigrated into a farming novel whose protagonist had the same name as him. In the novel, Bai Xiaofeng had lost both parents at a young age and lived with his grandmother, who had poor eyesight. Born fair-skinned and frail compared to boys his age, he was often bullied by village thugs, who had even stolen the family's several acres of good farmland. To earn money for the household and pay for his grandmother's treatment, Bai Xiaofeng had no choice but to take on handicrafts to make ends meet. Their life was miserable and impoverished. His grandmother's eyes went untreated for lack of money, and she eventually went blind. Not long afterward, she passed away. Bai Xiaofeng himself then became gravely ill from grief and depression. Faced with the miserable life ahead of him, Bai Xiaofeng, who had only ever bullied others and never been bullied himself, thought: “How do I use this skinny, pale body to make the village bullies who once picked on me cry, beg on their knees and call me Daddy, while making money fast in the countryside? Yeah, I'm waiting for an answer online. It's pretty urgent...” So Bai Xiaofeng, as delicate as a willow in appearance but a steel-hearted tough guy on the inside, set his sights on making money off the village's grumpiest, nastiest disabled man, who even the dogs couldn't stand. The disabled man, He Silang, had come from the city. He was handsome and from a wealthy family, but after an accident injured his leg, his family sent him to the countryside to recuperate. He Silang was cruel and volatile. He beat and insulted the people who came to care for him, so despite the generous pay, nobody in the village wanted to risk incurring the wrath of this jinx. Bai Xiaofeng rolled up his sleeves, revealing a pair of slender, pale arms that clashed spectacularly with his wicked grin. “Heh. I have a special trick for this kind of stubborn bastard.” Sure enough, some time later... He Silang sat obediently in his wheelchair, gazing intently at Bai Xiaofeng. “My bank cards, property deeds, fund shares, and car keys are all yours. Only yours.” Bai Xiaofeng, who had somehow acquired a fortune out of nowhere: “...Wait, this isn't quite how I pictured things going...” Notes: 1. The gong is genuinely disabled, and he won't recover later on, but he can walk with the help of prosthetics and a cane. 2. The gong had a girlfriend, but they break up at the beginning. Theme: Life will keep getting better