Married to the Farm Owner

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Ji Yang gets into an accident while street racing, so his big brother dumps him at a farm in a remote mountain ravine to reform him.

The man who comes to pick him up is named Wei Ming. He has a fierce look about him, and seems like he could smash Ji Yang to pieces with one punch.

Without his life of bright lights and indulgence, Ji Yang cries and complains nonstop. They won't feed him unless he works, so every day he plots how to sneak away.

The moment he saves up enough money, Ji Yang makes a break for it. He gets lost halfway there, twists his ankle, and is soaked to the skin by the rain. The young master Ji is carried back by the man, with none of his usual dignity.

After all that trouble, Ji Yang decides that Wei Ming is actually not bad, even if he's a little fierce and has a sharp tongue. The hormones rolling off him are especially irresistible, making Ji Yang drool.

As the man works, his powerful muscles bulge and the veins stand out. His broad chest is covered in glistening beads of sweat, which roll down his honey-colored skin to his beautiful six-pack...

As Ji Yang watches, his eyes practically stick to the man. Heh, it looks so big!

Ji Yang has both the desire and the nerve, and secretly puts his seduction plan into action...

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The first time Wei Ming saw the young master, the boy stood out in the crowd, startlingly fair. Wei Ming was fooled by his looks and thought he was a well-behaved kid. Only after spending more time with him did he realize that beneath the surface was a spoiled young master with a bad temper.

One moment the young master is calling him Brother Wei Ming every other word, and the next he turns on him without a second thought.

Send him to cut grass and corn leaves scratch him. Ask him to transplant rice seedlings and a fish scares him into tears. Tell him to feed the pigs and he sets the pigsty on fire. The young master is pretty, timid, and pampered through and through.

But the young master has long legs, a slim waist, and is soft and fragrant all over. He makes excuse after excuse to end up in Wei Ming's bed. There, he bends backward and does the splits, clumsily trying to seduce Wei Ming in his shirt. When he can take no more, Wei Ming carries the young master off to his den.

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Ji Ling originally planned to leave his younger brother in the mountains to suffer a little. But when he went to bring him home, he found that his friend had looked after the young master so well that his cheeks had grown rounder.

When his shoelace comes undone, he only has to stick out his foot and someone ties it for him. When he gets thirsty, he only has to reach out and someone brings him a drink. His life couldn't be more comfortable.

One night, Ji Ling gets up to use the bathroom and sees his younger brother in Wei Ming's arms, his clothes in disarray. Furious, Ji Ling kicks over the washbasin. What a blunder! He sent his little brother right out the door!

--- The Farmer's Little Husband ---

Lin Yu is all alone when he goes to seek refuge with his uncle's family. Every day he has to get up before dawn to work, and there is never enough food to fill his stomach. He goes day after day without even a taste of meat.

Lin Yu grows more and more handsome, and his older cousin begins looking at him in an increasingly unsettling way. After his aunt discovers this, it takes only a few days for her to marry him off to a poor hunter from the neighboring village.

Lin Yu has heard that Wei Qingshan has a bad reputation, so he can only resign himself to his fate. He expects a terrifying, ill-tempered man who will be hard to live with. But on their wedding day, when he sees the handsome man standing awkwardly beside the bed, Lin Yu is momentarily stunned.

Married life is not as hard as Lin Yu imagined. At least he no longer has to go hungry or live in fear. Wei Qingshan can't even bear to let him do heavy work. He gives him an egg every day to nourish him, and saves all the chicken legs for him to eat.

The two of them raise chicks and ducklings in front of their tumbledown thatched hut, then buy some land and a mule cart. Their shabby thatched hut is eventually replaced with a house with green-tiled roofs, and their life together flourishes.

Wei Qingshan is the eldest son in a family that favors the younger children. His mother takes the silver he had painstakingly saved and uses it to arrange a marriage for his little brother. When Wei Qingshan falls ill, even asking for a string of cash is too much. Disheartened, he leaves the family with nothing.

Somehow, rumors spread that he is cursed to bring his wives to an early death. He is also poor, so he reaches his twenties without finding a wife. Only after marrying the frail little husband does he learn what it's like to have a hot meal, a warm bed, and a soft little husband...

But his little husband is too thin. When they are in bed, Wei Qingshan hardly dares to move, afraid he'll hurt him. He needs to hunt more game and fatten his little husband up.

Theme: Love life and forge ahead bravely