The Six-Fingered Husband

Synopsis:

Lin Jiujiu's birth mother died young, and his engagement was snatched away by the stepsister his stepmother brought into the family. He was then married off by his family to the Yun family, who had originally been engaged to his stepsister. He was even married to Yun Shen, the least favored son of the Yun family.

Everyone thought Lin Jiu's life was over and that he would never again be able to hold his head high in front of his stepmother.

After the wedding, Lin Jiujiu was indeed unwelcome in his husband's family, and even Yun Shen, a biological son of the Yun family, lived a miserable life. Fortunately, his new husband wasn't blindly obedient to his parents, and Lin Jiujiu didn't give up on himself. The two made plans to split from the family, then began their own little life, cherishing each other along the way...

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Synopsis:

From a young age, Liu Qishuang started looking for a husband for himself. The villagers called him a shameless gold-digger whom nobody would want, but no one expected him to succeed in marrying into the Wan family, whom he'd been going out of his way to please. The Wans really did come to propose.

After the Wan family proposed, the villagers said that even if the marriage went through, Liu Qishuang wouldn't have a good life there, because Wan Dongyang didn't like him at all. The Wan family was forcing Wan Dongyang to marry him to repay a debt of gratitude.

Liu Qishuang didn't care about the villagers' gossip. He knew the Wan family was a powerful clan his father couldn't afford to offend. Marrying into the Wan family would give him and his grandfather a better life. More importantly, he thought all the Wans were good people.

Wan Dongyang's parents were upright. His eldest brother was clever and capable, his eldest sister-in-law was kind and good at managing the household, his second brother was cheerful and strong, and his second sister-in-law had a sharp tongue but stood up for her family. Even if Wan Dongyang didn't like him, it didn't matter. He liked the whole family.

(A pastoral little story focused on everyday life, with romance on the side and the occasional bad guy to deal with.)

Theme: Let small joys add up to lasting happiness