My Husband Is a Little Fierce

Shen Yi transmigrates into a time of great famine. Drought has left the fields barren, with not a single grain harvested. His husband has given birth to three children in three years. And there's another one in his belly. That's downright terrifying. They have no money, no house, no land, and no food, yet they dared to have three children, no, four, with another one still on the way. That's some nerve! Now the consequences have landed squarely on his shoulders. He could cry but has no tears left. His wicked grandfather even wants to sell the original owner's twin sons. If you think I'm a sick cat just because I haven't shown my claws, think again. Shen Yi raises a torch. If you dare sell my sons to feed yours today, I'll burn this house down. We can all stop living, and die together. Fuming, Shen Yi stares at the scene that suddenly appears before him. Isn't that my home? My modern home, my room, my bed, and my corpse lying on it. Seeing the takeout beside his computer desk, Shen Yi's mouth waters. C-can I go back? An invisible barrier keeps Shen Yi from rushing in. But as he watches his hand slowly pass through it, he realizes that if he keeps trying, one day he'll be able to reach into his home and grab something. Bro, I died and transmigrated. There's a famine here. Hurry and buy me some food, clothes, shoes, and medicine. If you don't send help soon, your little brother is going to die all over again. Shen Yi looks at his quiet husband. He must have been handsome, with long legs and fair skin, but he's too thin. A little fattening up should do the trick. A handsome husband for free. What a delight. Separate from the family, raise the kids, flee the famine, and build a good life... Qin Mo watches his husband bustling around. The man who used to pay him no mind has suddenly changed, turning fierce and domineering. But every time he acts fierce, it's for Qin Mo's sake. The heart that had once been still as water ripples gently, like a spring breeze passing by. My next book: (Fleeing the Famine with a Farming System). If you're interested, please add it to your collection. After ten years of fighting in the apocalypse, the entire world is overrun by zombies and monsters. In the end, the base is breached. Zhou Yi perishes together with the attacking horde of zombies and monsters. When he wakes up, he has transmigrated to an ancient farming family. The elders favor one child over another, and torment his branch of the family. His father is a muddleheaded, overly filial son. At a word from his own father, he can sell his children for grain to feed his brothers and nephews. Zhou Yi: Did you think my ten years in the apocalypse were for nothing? He divorces, splits from the family, severs ties, and leaves with nothing, hurriedly taking his family onto the road as refugees... Luckily, his farming System is still with him. Rice, wheat, sweet potatoes, potatoes, watermelons, and grapes: unlock land and you can grow them. Zhou Yi: I'll never have to starve myself or my family to death again. On the road as refugees, he finds a remarkably beautiful male-born. As he raises him, the male-born turns out to be a young prince, and they even have a child. After that, there's no way he can refuse to raise him. And once he does, he ends up having to care for the whole Great Zhou Dynasty, too. Forget it, forget it. We already have a kid. Raising one is raising, raising ten thousand is raising, and raising ten million doesn't seem any different! Zhou Yi stares at Qin Zhou, who is using his beauty to beguile him. "Have you had your eye on me for a long time?" Qin Zhou: "Weren't you the one who had your eye on me first? We already have a child. Are you still thinking of returning him, hmm?" An apocalypse powerhouse meets a cultivation powerhouse. There's no chance of winning, no chance at all. Retreat? No, surrender. No, accept your fate. What's so bad about getting a beauty for free, with a child thrown in? Pretty great. And if I can cultivate too, even better! Apocalypse powerhouse gong VS cultivation powerhouse shou Next book 2: (Fleeing the Famine with a Hundred Billion in Supplies). If you're interested, please add it to your collection. Shi Mo, reborn from the apocalypse, buys a hundred billion worth of supplies to prepare for surviving it. But the apocalypse hasn't even arrived, and the God of Transmigration has already sent him to an ancient farming family. Three years of severe drought, natural disasters and human calamities. Flee or die... The original owner was a tireless old ox, supporting his father, husband, younger brother, and the whole family. He rose earlier than a chicken and went to bed later than a dog, working himself to the bone without earning anyone's gratitude. They had tormented him until he was a wreck. Shi Mo: Enough is enough. This is more than I can endure. There's no need to put up with it any longer. I'll split from the family and sever ties... He beats up his wicked grandfather with his bare hands. He kicks the bullying uncles and cousins. He teaches his greedy relatives a lesson, then takes his father and husband along to fatten up the kids and his younger brother. Other refugees eat grass roots, chew tree bark, and drink muddy water... His family eats rice and white flour, gnaws on bones and chicken wings, and drinks mineral water and milk. Su Qi watches his husband refuse to let the Shi family drain him any longer, determined to live with their small branch of the family. The children have gotten chubby and put on some meat, his younger brother is healthy and strong, his father's health has improved, and he has gained a little weight himself. Even while fleeing the famine, life is starting to look hopeful... Theme: Hard work leads to prosperity