Raising a Husband After Being Reborn

Xiao Yuanbao is a poor little thing. His mother died when he was three, leaving him and his hunter father, who was rarely home, to depend on each other. His father had thick eyebrows and big, intimidating eyes. Every time little Yuanbao ate with him, he would get so scared he cried, and he would clamor even more for his mother. The hunter had no idea what to do, so with the matchmaker’s help, he found little Yuanbao a stepmother. To give his boy a better life, the hunter worked even harder in the mountains, only coming home once every ten days or half a month. But he grew even more distant from his boy, and didn’t even realize the child was being mistreated. It wasn’t until two years later, when the hunter saw that little Yuanbao, whom he’d made sure was well fed and well cared for, was even thinner and more frail than boys his age from poor families, that he realized something was wrong. The hunter was so worried he couldn’t sleep. Then, just at that moment, the family who had arranged a betrothal for little Yuanbao showed up. Hiding behind the door, little Yuanbao saw a new little boy in the house. He was tall and sturdy, with an arm almost as thick as Yuanbao’s leg. Yuanbao thought his father had brought home another older brother. This one was even taller and stronger than the one already in the house, so Yuanbao thought he was going to get bullied again. Frightened, he burst into tears. “I don’t want a big brother. Make him go away.” The little boy didn’t get angry. He just crouched down and patiently wiped the little crybaby’s face. “Don’t send big brother away, okay? I’ll buy you some sweet cakes.” 1. A child-rearing story with a gentle, everyday plot and plenty of side-character storylines. 2. Feel free to stay or go, and please don’t tell me. Theme: Walking hand in hand.