"The Little Husband Married the Right Man" is ongoing...
"Happy Days with My Beautiful Husband" is ongoing...
"The Sweetness of Marrying a Husband for Good Luck" is complete.
Pastry chef Zhou Yunxing unexpectedly transmigrates into a tragic, melodramatic farming novel with the same title as one he'd read. In the original story, the protagonist was a complete scumbag of a husband.
Under the attentive tutelage of his stepmother, Zhen Yuan'er, the original Zhou Yunxing became notorious for stealing chickens, slacking off, and making no effort to improve himself. In the end, his stepmother framed him and drove him out of the family home, leaving him a pariah whom everyone despised. He also caused his devoted husband, Ye Lele, to miscarry and die, then starved to death on the street himself.
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After transmigrating, Zhou Yunxing was determined to change this tragic ending. The most important thing was... picking up the scattered pieces of the scoundrel the original owner had been.
Zhou Yunxing turned over a new leaf and put his pastry-making skills to good use. He went from someone everyone despised to someone everyone praised. He used his skills to make a fortune and devoted himself to studying for the imperial examinations. Together with Ye Lele, he ran the Zhou Family Sweets shop with care, and business grew more and more prosperous.
One day, a group of burly men surrounded the strikingly beautiful Zhou Yunxing. His usually gentle and virtuous husband suddenly landed a stylish flying kick, leaving Zhou Yunxing drenched in cold sweat.
His husband was pregnant, after all!
Elegant, handsome, and tragic gong / gentle, healing shou
Reading guide
An entirely fictional setting.
There may be lots of original worldbuilding.
In this world, there are men, women, and gers.
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Xie Yunyu, the regent hailed as the most treacherous official in the Great Ling Kingdom, was both a sharp blade in the emperor's hand and a pawn used to keep the great clans in check.
To repay the debt of having his life saved years ago, he was granted a marriage to Lu Guining, the only son of the military Lu family, under the pretext of bringing good luck.
After the imperial decree was issued, Lu Guining, who had just made a name for himself in battle on the distant frontier, was ordered to return to the capital and marry the regent to bring him good luck.
The young general was a prodigy who had only just distinguished himself in battle. Everyone lamented that he would now have to spend the rest of his life with a treacherous official.
While everyone else felt sorry for him, the young general started pushing at the limits of Xie Yunyu's patience every day.
He teased cats, walked dogs, climbed over the regent's courtyard walls, and sought him out in the middle of the night for heart-to-heart talks.
He was determined to turn the man's life upside down.
So, on their wedding night, Xie Yunyu refused to play along, insisted on sleeping in separate rooms from Lu Guining, and loudly announced to the world that the young general, Lu Guining, was "impotent."
Lu Guining, still in his red wedding robes and having done nothing at all, crouched pitifully in a corner.
"Hmph, my wife is so mean."
The whole capital watched Lu Guining and his social butterfly of a husband. How could the young general just accept that? He changed tactics and sweet-talked Xie Yunyu.
Just as Xie Yunyu was congratulating himself on having trained Lu Guining so well, the general, decked out in magnificent armor, cornered him in his room.
"How do you know I'm no good, my dear, if you've never tried? Hmm?"
Scheming, charming, flirtatious, and sickly shou + handsome, upright, possessive, loyal-dog gong.
Theme: Never forget your original intentions.
My Husband, the Chief Minister, Spoils Me Rotten
After I Transmigrated, My Archrival Became My Husband!
The Tofu Shop Owner and His Sickly, Beautiful Husband!
Even Cannon Fodder Deserves a Promotion!
I Became the Young Master of a Hunter's Husband!
Hey, Hubby! Want Some Milk Tea?
His Beloved Little Husband
The Good Life with My Beautiful Husband
Life Is Sweet After I Married a Husband Who Needed a Blessing
My Archenemy and I Tied the Knot
The Little Husband Married the Right Man
The original owner's 15-year-old scholar was almost 17 years old. His father remarried, but the stepmother brought a posthumous son. So is Zhou Guangtian a posthumous son or a half-brother? Where is the posthumous son who was mentioned earlier as his half-brother? Zhou Guangtian 16. Isn't the male protagonist at least in his 30s? And the most important point is that the original owner lost his mother when he was born, so where did his biological brothers and sisters come from?
Why does it feel a bit incoherent? The sentences are a bit confusing.
It's not malicious, I just think it's unreasonable. If you think it's wrong, I'll delete the comment, or you can delete it.
An egg costs 12 yuan, which is really expensive.
I saw in Chapter 5 that the original owner died as soon as he was born, so where did his biological brothers and sisters come from? Also, the biological sister is 16 years old. The two younger sisters brought by the stepmother are one year apart from the biological sister and should be 17 years old, but the half-brother is also 16 years old? Your circle is so chaotic
I feel sorry for Ye Zhifan, it's so uncomfortable
Other articles cost almost one penny per egg. This is the most expensive one I have ever read.
"Now there is nothing left if Zhou Guangtian makes such a fuss." This is a big bug for the author~ These are Zhen Yuan'er's inner thoughts, so this should be Zhou Yunxing's
How old is Mr. Li? You wrote that he is 14, and he is still sitting on Lele's lap, and even sleeps with them after dinner. Even in modern times, you cannot say that he is 14 years old, sitting on Lele's lap.
In ancient times, did fourteen-year-old men have to avoid suspicion?