Hu Jing and his brother Hu Dong, who grew up in the countryside, came to the city to find Mr. Yang, who was married to him, and planned to eat and drink together.
In order to save face, Hu Jing asked Hu Dong to pretend to be his servant, and put all the good things on himself, neither fish nor fowl. There were lots of laughs along the way. As soon as he entered the city, he offended Yang Hong's grandmother, Hu Yangshi. Hu Yang's personality was withdrawn, but fortunately Hu Dong managed to deal with it, and the two parties broke up on bad terms.
Then the two came to Yang's house. Hu Yang took a liking to the honest man Hu Dong, but Hu Jing was treated as a servant and made things difficult for him in every possible way.
Hu Jing's specialty is raising chickens, and he brought the rooster Ah Huang from the countryside. Ah Huang was majestic and good at crowing, and inadvertently cured Hu Yang's narcolepsy, which improved Hu Jing's treatment. Unexpectedly, he was subsequently sent to serve Yang Hong as an "exchange servant" according to the rules. Hu Jing was shocked. He and Hu Dong boasted about plotting the Yang family's property, but Yang Hong heard it. He didn't take it seriously at the time, but found out that he was the eldest young master of the Yang family.
In order to prevent the secret from being leaked, Hu Jing tried his best to please Yang Hong, but he repeatedly failed. However, Hu Jing became more and more frustrated, but he didn't know that he couldn't take it back. It even led to an eighty-year emotional entanglement with Yang Hong...
The source of inspiration for this story is super embarrassing, so don't ask me why I gave the male protagonist such a name. Just smile knowingly and don't ask!