Overnight, Lu Zhao transmigrates into the role of the future husband of a cannon-fodder character in a book. According to the plot, after passing the imperial examinations and making it to the capital, he'll marry the highborn cannon-fodder, who has been schemed against.
But Lu Zhao has no idea who he is supposed to be. He's in a small border village, the sort of place enemy troops head for when they sweep south to plunder. Before he's even decided whether to flee by taking the imperial exams, a pig-raising System binds itself to him.
Before long, he's raising tens of thousands of pigs: some fly through the sky, some swim in the water, and some run on land. The pigs line up to jump in the river for a bath, and their manure improves the poor soil, turning the barren borderlands into a land of plenty. He spreads good food and starts orchards, sending all kinds of fruit across the country. He establishes an escort agency and even branches out into parcel delivery.
He leads the whole village down the road to prosperity.
When enemy troops march south to plunder the border village, Lu Zhao waves a hand and sends his tens of thousands of pigs charging into battle.
Why go to the capital and take the imperial exams? Lu Zhao has decided he just loves raising pigs!
Just as Lu Zhao has made the borderlands completely secure and is wondering what reward the imperial court will give him, he hears that the court back home has already fallen.
Lu Zhao: ...
Ye Yusheng was born into a powerful family. In his previous life, he was set up and married off to a poor scholar, one who ranked near the bottom in the imperial exams. Fortunately, his husband treated him with gentleness and tolerance, and their bond only grew deeper.
But after being reborn, he discovers that he's a cannon-fodder character in a novel, while his half-brother, a reborn man with whom he has a poor relationship, is the protagonist. His half-brother will eventually marry into a powerful family, and all those on bad terms with him will be avenged upon and suffer miserably.
Though he could avoid being set up as he was in his previous life and marry into a better family, Ye Yusheng still decides to be with his former husband. He stays home, eagerly waiting for his husband to come marry him.
He waits and waits, but no one comes. Unable to stand it any longer, Ye Yusheng goes to his husband's hometown to take a look. Well, would you look at that, he's raising pigs here.
Now there's a problem: as the legitimate son of a high-ranking official, how is he supposed to marry a pig farmer?
P.S. Sweet romance, with a male pregnancy character.
P.S. Includes past and present lives.
Here's a peek at my upcoming story!
Title: Transmigrated as the Evil Antagonist's Soon-to-Die Husband
Synopsis: As Jiang Cheng lay dying, memories of his previous life suddenly awakened. He realized that his husband, Lin Zhiyi, was the evil antagonist widower in a novel.
After Jiang Cheng, his former husband, dies, Lin Zhiyi needs to keep his child in school. Suspecting that there was more to Jiang Cheng's death, he schemes to marry the protagonist's honest older brother. But at night, one sleeps in the bed and the other on the floor, and the protagonist's family knows nothing about it. Lin Zhiyi seems unruffled by everything and makes the protagonist's family feel indebted to him, earning their care and affection. Yet at every crucial moment, he plays the innocent victim, trapping the protagonist's family in one mess after another.
Once his child grows up and succeeds, Lin Zhiyi unceremoniously dumps the honest older brother and leaves. Only then does everyone realize that he had a hand in every single incident.
But the most frightening thing is that their present isn't the world of the original novel. It's the world of a face-slapping power fantasy in which a modern person transmigrated into the protagonist and knows the plot.
His beautiful husband is the main target. Every scheme is exposed, the honest older brother finally comes to his senses and divorces him, then finds someone else. His son can't continue his studies and turns into a petty thief, eventually bringing disaster upon them.
The pair meet a truly miserable end.
After learning what the future holds, Jiang Cheng suddenly thinks: Maybe he, the former husband, ought to stay alive after all?
P.S. A story with a male pregnancy character.
P.S. The love interest isn't a bad person, and has sound values.
Theme: You can live well even if you choose a different path in life.
Do you feel that the author wants to finish it as soon as possible and get over it as soon as possible?
This is probably the first book by the author that I have read in its entirety. I have read a few of the other books in the free chapter, but I have never read them all. However, the first half of this book is really to my liking. I also saw some comments saying that the rest of the book is like an outline. I hesitated for a long time before finally ordering it all. , There is indeed a feeling of loss. The content in the second half of the book accelerates very quickly, and a story is completely told. However, I always feel that this story is too bland, just like the rebirth of Lu Zhao in the last extra chapter. I call it the third life. I think this part can be used as a four-part story. A 5,000-word chapter tells the story of two people. I can't remember the name clearly. Let's call it Ah Sheng. The story of Ah Sheng, who has no memory, meets Lu Zhao, who has memory, and they fall in love with each other step by step in a gentle and sinister plot. It should be possible to write a small episode without any problem. The extra episode I'm writing now. Just like the fairy tales of childhood, take Snow White as an example. Snow White was murdered by the jealous queen, but was rescued by the seven dwarfs and became good friends. The only thing left about the prince is that the prince fell in love with the princess in the crystal coffin. After the princess woke up, she and the prince lived happily together. This is the feeling that the big text gives me. Before entering v, it is the story of Snow White before she meets the prince. It is complete and interesting. After entering v, it is like the princess meeting the prince, and the whole ending is explained in one sentence.
The author is talented, many of the jokes are interesting, the settings of the stories are also interesting, and the characters are also very good, but I don't know why, but the following chapters always give people a sense of unsustainability. It would be better if the v chapter of each book could be more complete and detailed. The story is complete, but the plot is not detailed enough. I hope the author can continue to work hard and make the story fuller.
This one does look more like an outline. It feels like everything is a little rushed except for the beginning. Maybe the gold finger is too wide open and the back is not very round.
I have read all of the original poster's articles, and the ideas and structures are all very curious and excellent. The beginning and the process are fine, and it's pretty good. The character setting is also very interesting and vivid, which suits my taste. But every time it ends in a hurry, it feels perfunctory, ending for the sake of ending, a stream-of-consciousness ending. What a waste of such a good plot.
This... Synopsis ends suddenly? I was so caught off guard that I was confused...
Why did it end? I can't react at all.
It feels a bit unfinished. Did it end too quickly?
I'm really in a hurry later, can I have more extras, maybe some modern ones, or Emperor Ludang's subsequent comments from later generations? I like this.
The next few pictures look like an outline, and it's all over. The ending of the rebirth is unsatisfying.
Do you feel that the author wants to finish it as soon as possible and get over it as soon as possible?
This is probably the first book by the author that I have read in its entirety. I have read a few of the other books in the free chapter, but I have never read them all. However, the first half of this book is really to my liking. I also saw some comments saying that the rest of the book is like an outline. I hesitated for a long time before finally ordering it all. , There is indeed a feeling of loss. The content in the second half of the book accelerates very quickly, and a story is completely told. However, I always feel that this story is too bland, just like the rebirth of Lu Zhao in the last extra chapter. I call it the third life. I think this part can be used as a four-part story. A 5,000-word chapter tells the story of two people. I can't remember the name clearly. Let's call it Ah Sheng. The story of Ah Sheng, who has no memory, meets Lu Zhao, who has memory, and they fall in love with each other step by step in a gentle and sinister plot. It should be possible to write a small episode without any problem. The extra episode I'm writing now. Just like the fairy tales of childhood, take Snow White as an example. Snow White was murdered by the jealous queen, but was rescued by the seven dwarfs and became good friends. The only thing left about the prince is that the prince fell in love with the princess in the crystal coffin. After the princess woke up, she and the prince lived happily together. This is the feeling that the big text gives me. Before entering v, it is the story of Snow White before she meets the prince. It is complete and interesting. After entering v, it is like the princess meeting the prince, and the whole ending is explained in one sentence. The author is talented, many of the jokes are interesting, the settings of the stories are also interesting, and the characters are also very good, but I don't know why, but the following chapters always give people a sense of unsustainability. It would be better if the v chapter of each book could be more complete and detailed. The story is complete, but the plot is not detailed enough. I hope the author can continue to work hard and make the story fuller.
This one does look more like an outline. It feels like everything is a little rushed except for the beginning. Maybe the gold finger is too wide open and the back is not very round.
I have read all of the original poster's articles, and the ideas and structures are all very curious and excellent. The beginning and the process are fine, and it's pretty good. The character setting is also very interesting and vivid, which suits my taste. But every time it ends in a hurry, it feels perfunctory, ending for the sake of ending, a stream-of-consciousness ending. What a waste of such a good plot.
This... Synopsis ends suddenly? I was so caught off guard that I was confused...
Why did it end? I can't react at all.
It feels a bit unfinished. Did it end too quickly?
I'm really in a hurry later, can I have more extras, maybe some modern ones, or Emperor Ludang's subsequent comments from later generations? I like this.
The next few pictures look like an outline, and it's all over. The ending of the rebirth is unsatisfying.
What a qualified outline:)