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[Blurb]
Streamer Yan Zimo died and woke up as a frail, impoverished scholar with no money to his name and nothing but four bare walls.
The husband he'd been forced to marry was a notorious, vicious village boy, disfigured by an injury and unable to walk properly.
The villagers waited for a good laugh. A poor scholar and a disabled husband? They'd probably starve to death in bed before long.
But Yan Zimo transformed his fortunes, gathering wild fruit to make candles, producing soap and distilling perfume... Soon, he was making money hand over fist.
Every so often, he'd also pull out strange seeds called potatoes, tomatoes, and chili peppers. They were not only delicious, but increased crop yields!
Only Yan Zimo knew that he had bound himself to a strange livestream System, complete with a marketplace and direct access to a higher plane.
So he used his accumulated earnings to exchange for all kinds of seeds, technical blueprints, prescriptions for treating epidemics, and more...
In the end, his deeds reached the emperor's ears and brought blessings to generations to come.
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Yao Zhuo had once been the most beautiful boy in the whole region, radiant, clever, and capable.
Then one day, his face was disfigured and he was left with a limp. The whole village condemned him, calling him a criminal who had nearly killed someone.
By the time he had grown into an unwanted bachelor, his cruel stepmother wanted to sell him to a mute old man in the neighboring village.
His attempt to run from the marriage failed. He was dragged back to the village and married off to a sickly scholar with few days left to live.
Yao Zhuo had expected to be despised, but after marrying, he found himself living a better life than he'd ever dared dream of.
Together, the couple opened a shop, built a new house, and invented all kinds of things... Their fame spread across the land, and their business reached across the seas.
Everyone was convinced that once Yan Zimo had made his fortune, he'd divorce the ugly boy at home and marry a woman from a prestigious family.
They waited and waited, but all they got to see was Yao Zhuo healing from his scars and disability, becoming the noble spouse of a wealthy family, receiving an official honorific title, and entering the imperial palace.
A frail beauty top x a disabled, resilient bottom
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1. Top-centric, mutually doting couple. They marry first and fall in love later. Each is the other's first love, and they're completely devoted to each other! Includes pregnancy and childbirth.
2. An alternate historical setting. All sorts of details are made up by the author, so don't compare them to real history or the present day.
3. The top isn't weak, and the bottom's looks and disability will both be restored.
4. A slow-paced slice-of-life farming story. If that's not your thing, read with caution.
Coming soon: My Husband the Live-In Son-in-Law Keeps Making the Most of My Money
[Elegant, seemingly gentle but secretly cunning doctor top x carefree, optimistic, straightforward hunter bottom]
Yu Shangzhi, a modern genius of traditional Chinese medicine, suddenly transmigrated into a remote village in another world, where he became a village doctor.
The original owner had promised to become the live-in son-in-law of a tough village boy, but changed his mind halfway through and tried to escape by pretending to die after drinking medicine.
Unfortunately, he wasn't skilled enough with medicine, and the fake death became real.
After Yu Shangzhi transmigrated:
Good news: His fate wasn't sealed, and he was alive.
Bad news: There was still poison in his system, and he was blind.
There was no getting away, so Yu Shangzhi had no choice but to stay and live off his husband, while opening a clinic to help with the household expenses.
At first, everyone distrusted him because he was so young and didn't even have a beard. They didn't forget to mock him, either.
But then he cured the village chief's grandson's strange illness, the landlord's migraines, the county magistrate's concubine's difficult labor, the prefect's daughter's chronic illness...
And even his own blindness responded to his miraculous skills. Every illness was cured with a single dose!
The villagers took another look at this young doctor, who was just past twenty. Well, it turned out he really knew his stuff.
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Wen Yecai stood seven feet tall, with straight brows and bright eyes. Were it not for the birthmark between his brows, anyone would have taken him for a dashing young man.
But in a time when boys were expected to be delicate and willow-thin, with red lips and fair faces, he was known far and wide as an ugly boy.
He'd also supported his family since childhood, making him tough-tempered and incredibly strong. Even at the age of thirty-two, no one wanted to marry him.
Taking a cue from the landlord's family, he brought home a young village doctor as a live-in son-in-law. The doctor had a straight nose, thin lips, and peerless good looks. He was even prettier than a boy.
Wen Yecai, who was a sucker for good looks, was quite satisfied. So what if his new husband was a little pale and weak, and temporarily couldn't see?
That wouldn't stop him from feeding the man well and, later on, having a few children who looked just like their father!
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Historical records say: The renowned doctor Yu Shangzhi was a compassionate healer who treated everyone, rich or poor, and saved countless lives. His disciples spread across the world, and after his death, the people built temples in his honor. He and his husband, Wen, treated each other as equals and stayed together until old age. Surrounded by children and grandchildren, they established a distinguished medical family whose name was celebrated for a thousand years.
Theme: Your fate is in your own hands.
If I were to die in reality, I would not feel it, but in the book, I saw that they would eventually come to an end. I hoped that they would just keep going like that.
Crying to death, it was broadcast live in another world. Why can't you buy immortality medicine from the mall and go to a higher plane where the average life expectancy is longer? I really can't watch the protagonist dies at the end of the novel. Even if he dies, it is very sad.
Paper people never die! ! ! [Crying] [crying] [crying]
Overall, this book is not as good as the other two. Also, I want to say that paper people never die! ! ! How could any author write this? ? ? [Crying] [crying] [crying]
[Crying][Crying][Crying][Crying] The paper man will never die! ! !
Nice! It is said that the most fearful thing about Taneda novels is plots involving natural disasters and man-made disasters, as well as plots involving the birth, old age, illness, and death of the protagonist or important supporting characters. However, moving enough literature cannot be separated from these sufferings or difficulties. It can only be said that we must learn to read the literature happily and learn to understand life.
I've finished watching it, it's very interesting, but I still don't understand the attitude of the elder brother Yao Zhuo. At first I thought it was influenced by the original plot, and then I thought it was because he had other thoughts about the stepbrother, but then I was completely confused. Why? It would be fine if he had the same father and mother, but he clearly mentioned that he was the eldest brother. It's not surprising to have a stepmother and a stepfather, it's also not surprising to have a stepmother and a stepbrother (who was brainwashed at a young age), it's so weird to have a stepmother and a stepbrother...
I watched half of it before, and then stopped watching it. After clicking on Jinjiang today, I opened it again. It's all over and you're still making me cry???
According to the current development of novels, in fact, this book can be used to complete tasks and sweet travels in other worlds [Caigou]
Finished with flowers. I cried at the end because of my fragile tear ducts. The author's writing is very good and the plot flows smoothly. But the content could be a little richer. Still looking forward to seeing the author's full-length novel!
If I were to die in reality, I would not feel it, but in the book, I saw that they would eventually come to an end. I hoped that they would just keep going like that.
Crying to death, it was broadcast live in another world. Why can't you buy immortality medicine from the mall and go to a higher plane where the average life expectancy is longer? I really can't watch the protagonist dies at the end of the novel. Even if he dies, it is very sad.
Paper people never die! ! ! [Crying] [crying] [crying]
Overall, this book is not as good as the other two. Also, I want to say that paper people never die! ! ! How could any author write this? ? ? [Crying] [crying] [crying]
[Crying][Crying][Crying][Crying] The paper man will never die! ! !
Nice! It is said that the most fearful thing about Taneda novels is plots involving natural disasters and man-made disasters, as well as plots involving the birth, old age, illness, and death of the protagonist or important supporting characters. However, moving enough literature cannot be separated from these sufferings or difficulties. It can only be said that we must learn to read the literature happily and learn to understand life.
I've finished watching it, it's very interesting, but I still don't understand the attitude of the elder brother Yao Zhuo. At first I thought it was influenced by the original plot, and then I thought it was because he had other thoughts about the stepbrother, but then I was completely confused. Why? It would be fine if he had the same father and mother, but he clearly mentioned that he was the eldest brother. It's not surprising to have a stepmother and a stepfather, it's also not surprising to have a stepmother and a stepbrother (who was brainwashed at a young age), it's so weird to have a stepmother and a stepbrother...
I watched half of it before, and then stopped watching it. After clicking on Jinjiang today, I opened it again. It's all over and you're still making me cry???
According to the current development of novels, in fact, this book can be used to complete tasks and sweet travels in other worlds [Caigou]
Finished with flowers. I cried at the end because of my fragile tear ducts. The author's writing is very good and the plot flows smoothly. But the content could be a little richer. Still looking forward to seeing the author's full-length novel!