Poor and Trashy, but With a Husband

Qin Song transmigrated into a world where his family had nothing but four bare walls and an empty rice jar.

Qin Song, who had just bought a car and a house in a first-tier city: ...

The only thing of value his family owned was the husband he'd married not long ago.

His husband was the one who reminded him. Seeing Qin Song shake his head at the empty rice jar, he cried, "Husband, please don't sell me."

Qin Song: ...

This made no sense. How had he afforded to marry a wife in the first place?

A disastrous start, but life had to go on.

Remembering that his family still had a few acres of poor farmland, he grabbed a hoe and prepared to work the fields. His husband clung to his trouser leg, crying, "Husband, if you sell the land, we really won't have anything to eat!"

Qin Song: ...

What? So we can still afford to eat now?

He planted the seeds, but it would be a while before they could be harvested. Qin Song planned to go into town and pick up odd jobs to earn money.

Before he could leave, his husband grabbed his trouser leg again. "Husband, don't go drinking at the brothel again! Please!"

He helped him to his feet and carefully explained, "I'm going into town to take odd jobs and help pay for our living expenses."

As he pulled him up, he noticed the bruises on his arm. His mind screamed, I did that! I did that! I did that!

Qin Song closed his eyes helplessly. When he opened them, he saw that his husband was crying even harder. "But you said that before, too!"

Qin Song: ...

His fists clenched. How could a piece of trash like that have a wife?

*

Luckily, the original owner had gotten drunk and fallen into a pond, dying early on. Qin Song, who had been single for many years, found a partner in this world to share his life with. For the decades that followed, the young husband, who had suffered enough in the past, knew nothing but sweetness.

Theme: Work hard to build a good life