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Ji Qinglin transmigrated to a small village in ancient times, into the body of a dim-witted cripple. His original body's parents considered him a burden, and for ten taels of silver, they sent him to be the live-in son-in-law of Jiang Yuan, a female butcher in the neighboring village.
Jiang Yuan was strong and fierce, and butchered pigs more deftly than any man. She was known as the fiercest woman for miles around, and nobody wanted to marry her. So Jiang Yuan had no choice but to find men with poor prospects to become live-in sons-in-law.
And so, amid the villagers' pitying stares, Ji Qinglin married into the Jiang family. He soon discovered that the Jiang household was dirt poor and that he would also have to support four younger siblings. Since he'd already married into the Jiang family, Ji Qinglin settled in and resolved to use the experience he'd gained in his previous life to lead the Jiangs out of poverty and into prosperity.
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Coming Soon: The Delicate Young Lady
Jing Yao was the eldest legitimate daughter of the Duke of Jingguo's household. She was born into a distinguished family and cherished by her parents. Sadly, when she was seven, her parents and elder brother died in battle. Xie Chengyuan brought her back from the borderlands, and she went from a beloved young lady to a helpless orphan. Everyone pitied and sympathized with her, and she herself thought she would have to live alone for the rest of her life.
But everyone was wrong. She wasn't pitiable at all. When Jing Yao was wronged, Xie Chengyuan would punish the people who bullied her. When others left her out, Xie Chengyuan would take her out himself. When no one remembered her birthday, Xie Chengyuan would make a special trip back to give her a present. In the end, Xie Chengyuan protected her for the rest of her life.
Xie Chengyuan was the Emperor's eldest grandson, refined as jade. Entrusted by an old friend to look after Jing Yao, he originally meant to protect her until she grew up and find her a good husband. But as he watched the soft, sweet little girl grow into a graceful young woman, his own feelings changed. He decided that he was the right man for Jing Yao.
P.S. Jing Yao and Xie Chengyuan are eight years apart. The female lead is gentle and obedient, while the male lead is steady and reserved.
Coming Soon: A Scoundrel's Rise to the Top
The male lead, Jiang Shu Qiu, transmigrated into a modern family of traditional Chinese medicine practitioners. His original body's mother had died young, his father didn't care for him, and he was a spineless pushover. Then someone poisoned him, leaving his body to Jiang Shu Qiu.
Faced with ridicule from all sides, Jiang Shu Qiu wasn't worried at all. In his previous life, he had been a medical cultivator, and he brought his medicinal herb garden with him when he transmigrated. There wasn't an illness he couldn't treat. In the end, a discarded son from a fallen family defied everyone's expectations and became a divine physician.
The female lead, Mianmian, was a soul separated from her body, hovering between life and death. By chance, she witnessed Jiang Shu Qiu's soul taking over his body. Curious, she followed him around, drifting from place to place and asking if anyone had a terminal illness, so Jiang Shu Qiu could visit and treat them. The two made a perfect team.
Theme: The harder you work, the happier you become.
Foodies generally have good taste [Spread Flowers]
Down jacket is really a good thing
It's a perfect comedy. Everyone has a happy ending, except me.
Wow, I envy this kind of life
Financial freedom, business management, and traveling are really enviable.
Hahahahaha The Duan family looks down on people, can they still look down on them now? If you don't want to get married, you just want to make enemies.
There's nothing you can do about it, your status is too low, you can't even say anything if someone breaks the contract, and what's more, your family will be ruined.
Let's see what the Chen family can make.
I firmly refuse to admit it, hahaha
In ancient times, when a child married outside the country, did he still have to support his parents?