Reborn as a Three-and-a-Half-Year-Old [Farming]

New story now available: The Little Husband from the Countryside

In his previous life, Luo Yiyang spent over a decade living under other people's roofs. Only shortly before he died did he learn the truth: his mother hadn't abandoned him, his father could have avoided the accident, and he could have grown up happy.

When he opened his eyes, he had been reborn as a three-and-a-half-year-old toddler with a milk bottle in his mouth.

Little Luo decisively got to work: taking on his awful relatives, building wealth, and working his father to the bone. He made his dad clear land, farm, and raise sows, then dragged him full speed down the road to prosperity.

While other people ate nothing but radishes and cabbage, he was already enjoying roasted meat, grilled fish, and stewed goose. Luo Yiyang patted his stuffed little belly. Turning wasteland into a farm, raising pigs, chickens, and geese, picking vegetables and fruit, and going fishing: wasn't this the retirement life he'd wanted in his previous life?

In the village, Luo Yiyang met a young master from the big city. The boy was aloof and gloomy, and Luo Yiyang recognized him as a future big shot. Of course, Luo Yiyang decided to latch onto him~

So he brought him flowers, stones, and grass-woven puppies every day. With a little cuteness and sweet-talking, he successfully latched on and started enjoying a life of milk candies, cookies, and meat buns every day~

He discovered that Qin Shu was so easy to fool. All he had to do was call him Big Brother, and Qin Shu would give him whatever he wanted. Heh heh heh, take him on as a little brother and score free food and drink!

He'd achieve great things and become fabulously wealthy one day!!

Luo Yiyang didn't know that what goes around comes around...

Decades later, every big shot in Jinghua City knew that the ruthless head of the Qin family had one weakness: the handsome young man named Luo Yiyang was untouchable.

[Homesteading, Daily Life, Mutual Salvation, Raising Kids, Growing Up, the childhood arc may be pretty long~]

Bonus Scene

Big Bad Wolf Qin: Little bunny, little bunny, open the door.

Little White Rabbit Luo: Okay~

Big Bad Wolf Qin: I'll give you candy.

Little White Rabbit Luo: He's a good guy~

--- The Little Husband from the Countryside ---

Lin Yu went to live with his uncle's family all alone. Every day, he had to get up before dawn to work, never got enough to eat, and rarely saw meat on the table.

As Lin Yu grew more handsome, his cousin started looking at him in increasingly unsettling ways. When his aunt noticed, she married him off to a poor hunter from the neighboring village just a few days later.

Lin Yu had heard that Wei Qingshan had a bad reputation, so he could only accept his fate. He'd expected a fierce, difficult man, but on their wedding day, he saw a handsome fellow standing awkwardly by the bed and was stunned.

Married life wasn't as hard as Lin Yu had imagined. At least he never had to go hungry again or live in fear. Wei Qingshan even couldn't bear to let him do heavy work. He gave him an egg every day and always saved the chicken drumsticks for him.

The two of them raised chicks and ducklings in front of their shabby thatched hut, then got some land and bought a mule cart. Their dilapidated hut was replaced with a house with gray-tiled roofing, and their little life flourished.

Wei Qingshan was the eldest child and the least favored in his family. His mother used the money he'd painstakingly saved to get his younger brother married. When he fell ill, even getting a string of coins from her was difficult. Disillusioned, Wei Qingshan left the family with nothing.

Somehow, rumors spread that he was cursed and would bring his wife bad luck. He was also poor, so he passed twenty without managing to find a wife. It wasn't until he married the frail young husband that he learned meals could be hot, beds could be warm, and a little husband could be soft...

But his little husband was too thin. When they were in bed together, he didn't even dare move, afraid he'd hurt him. He'd have to hunt more game and fatten his little husband up.

Theme: Face life with optimism and courage