My Husband Called Me Home to Live Off Him

Du Heng transmigrates into the body of a cripple, a cripple whom a fierce, tough country boy takes home to be his husband.

The country boy, scowling: “Your legs don’t work right, so don’t even think about leaving. Just be my husband. I’ll make sure you never go hungry.”

Du Heng: …

He was a grown man, and now he had to live off someone else! No way. Even after transmigrating, he absolutely would not give in!

The next day, the country boy came back from working in the fields and found the dirty clothes Du Heng had changed out of the night before washed and hung out to dry in the courtyard. On the table was a delicious meal of three dishes and a soup.

Du Heng: As long as I cooked it myself, it doesn’t count as living off someone else.

At night, Du Heng was about to blow out the lamp and go to sleep when the country boy walked in, took off his clothes, and climbed into bed.

The country boy: “It’s the farming off-season, so we should get this done while we can. Lie still and don’t move around. I’ll take care of everything.”

Du Heng clutched the corner of the quilt and gritted his teeth. He’d never even dated anyone; he was pure and innocent! They’d known each other for only three days, and this guy already wanted to do it. No! He would never give in!

The following year, their little one ran around the courtyard. Du Heng set down his book with a sigh and picked the child up.

He still had to go call his husband home for dinner.

Innocent gong × straightforward shou

Theme: A simple, peaceful life is what matters most