The Lucky Little Husband

Recommended completed novels: The Farmer's Little Husband and The Farmer's Widower Husband Coming soon: The Little Husband Brought in for Good Luck, see below Song Ning was a wealthy young man who could bear children from town, but his stepmother casually married him off to a poor hunter in the countryside who was said to bring death to his wives. He couldn't get used to country life. He didn't know how to light a fire or cook, and even when his mother-in-law taught him, he never did it right. The neighbors laughed at him, calling him a useless little thing. Song Ning could only secretly wipe away his tears. Luckily, the poor hunter was a man of few words but treated him wonderfully. He helped him cook and even secretly did his laundry. Knowing he wouldn't be used to sleeping on a straw mat, the hunter specially laid out a cotton mattress for him. He knew Song Ning was lonely, so he introduced him to friends. He even tried learning how to mend clothes. The hunter also found all sorts of ways to cheer up his little husband, buying him chicks, candied hawthorns, and more... Song Ning decided country life was pretty good. The hunter cared for him and wouldn't let him work. He also raised chickens and ducks for him, bought a mule, built a new house, and bought farmland. Their life grew better and better. Wei Hu had lost two prospective husbands before they could marry, earning himself a reputation as a man whose wives were doomed to die. He went hunting in the mountains, and when he returned, he found a timid young man who could bear children in his house. His mother said she'd found him a new husband. Wei Hu had no choice but to try to send him back home. But the young man cried and refused to leave, so Wei Hu had to let him stay. The young man couldn't do the laundry or cook, and when someone bullied him, he could only sneak away and cry. So Wei Hu helped him with the chores. Seeing the young man's hands blistered from chopping firewood, Wei Hu felt even more sorry for him. His little husband had been born into a rich family. How could he let him suffer after marrying into his household? Wei Hu worked hard to earn money, determined that his husband would never have to suffer. Coming soon: The Little Husband Brought in for Good Luck Jiang Ning transmigrates to become a man who can bear children in an unfamiliar dynasty. At home, he's treated like a miserable little cabbage. When he wakes up, he learns that the original owner tried to drown himself over an arranged marriage because the other party had a condition called akinetic mutism, which is essentially a vegetative state. They were marrying him off to bring the man good luck. The Lu family is wealthy in town, and one of their ancestors even served as a sixth-rank deputy prefect. They're genuinely rich. Jiang Ning thinks, What's the difference between marrying into a rich family and becoming a widower? His eyes light up, and he agrees: "I'll marry him!" He is carried over in a bridal sedan chair and marries a big rooster. He had come for a wealthy life, but when he sees the man lying in bed in his wedding clothes, Jiang Ning nearly drools. Nobody told him his vegetative husband would be this handsome! Jiang Ning is over the moon. This is an incredible bargain! But before he can enjoy this happy life for even two days, his wicked stepmother divides the family property. Jiang Ning is left with a vegetative husband and a big rooster. Jiang Ning's mouth twitches. There is no other choice, so he takes his husband back to the village to make a life there... Lu Jingming has grown used to these dark, quiet days. He doesn't know how long he's been trapped like this. Then one day, someone appears and says he's his husband, calling him "hubby" over and over. What does that mean? He remembers now. His stepmother said she was arranging a wedding to bring him good luck, but really she wanted to get rid of him, a burden. This person must be his little husband. When the family property was divided, he thought he would be abandoned. Instead, his little husband took him back to the countryside. But this little husband seems lively, and he talks a lot. Every day he chatters in Lu Jingming's ear: which kid got beaten today, who stole whose peaches tomorrow, and on and on, day after day. At first, his little husband only chattered. Later, the little man grew bolder and bolder, sometimes touching his chest and sometimes his waist, getting more and more outrageous. His little husband is always cheerful, his voice rising at the end of every sentence. But one day, he cries and says someone bullied him. Lu Jingming wraps his arms around the person sprawled across his chest. "Who dares bully you?" Just as he thought, his little husband is like a lively fawn in the forest. Theme: Hard work brings prosperity