Orion's Little Widow

Yun Niang became a widow at a young age. There were rumors in the village that she was very stubborn and would kill her husband as soon as he entered the house. In the past three years, she has been diligent and thrifty in running the house, honoring her mother-in-law, and raising her young sister-in-law. The mother-in-law couldn't bear to have her stay a widow for the rest of her life. She took Yun Niang's hand and sighed: "You are still young, how can you stay at home and be a widow all your life? Why don't I find a marriage for you so that you can have someone to rely on in the future." Until one day when she went up the mountain to collect mushrooms, she accidentally encountered a wild boar. She was rescued by Lin Ping, the tail hunter of the village, and carried her home. The mother-in-law, who had been suffering from not finding a good family, saw the tall and strong hunter, and her eyes flashed. That night, she took Yun Niang and persuaded her: "I think Lin Ping is strong and strong, much stronger than my son who died young. You will not be wronged if you marry him." … Since then, the mother-in-law has repeatedly brought the two together in the name of repaying her kindness. Yun Niang gradually discovered that Lin Ping was not as vicious as the rumors said, but instead was honest and warm-hearted. But the good times didn't last long. Her brother-in-law, whom she hadn't seen for many years, suddenly brought someone to her door and wanted to force her to marry the cruel king of the town. Many girls died in his hands. Yun Niang struggled and refused. At the critical moment, Lin Ping came with a knife, shouted everyone back, and said sternly: "Yun Niang is the woman I want to marry. Anyone who dares to touch her should ask my knife first!" After the villains dispersed, Yun Niang thanked her with red eyes, but she saw that the always fierce Orion had red ears and stammered: "Yun Niang, I... What I just said is true. I really want to marry you. Can you consider marrying me." … After they got married, people in the village said that one of them was a slayer and the other was a sworn relative. It was not known which of them would be slain by the other first. Who would have thought that life for the two of them would get better and better, and they would move with the old lady from the village to the town. Purpose: to live again