Chunniang version
Xie Chunniang felt that she was not too young and it was time to find herself a second husband.
After picking and choosing, the Liangxiang military camp was disbanded, and many strong men were not yet married.
She fell in love with Liu Shiquan. Apart from other things, this man was in his twenties and had never even touched a girl's hand. The most important thing was that he was a homeless man.
Xie Chunniang is a good woman and is willing to give her a home.
After getting married, she decided to develop a career. The first step was to find a different woman in the village!
[Third complete version]
Once unemployed, Liu Shiquan had nowhere to go. Fortunately, he was picked up and brought home by a kind-hearted woman.
The brothers were all jealous of his good luck and asked him: "My sister-in-law is the best woman in the world! Brother, if you want to live a good life, can you ask my sister-in-law to give us a home?"
Liu Shiquan was unhappy, but it was very pitiful for his brothers to live in the open air, not to mention that he couldn't make the decision on his own at home, so he had to ask his wife.
That night, his wife reassured Liu Shiquan that the brothers' homes would be left to her!
Liu Shiquan worked hard but felt aggrieved. He felt that his wife was too good, which seemed not a good thing!
Note
The title of the novel was inspired by a popular Internet phrase - Watch My Old Past and Come to Love Me. It is named from the perspective of the male protagonist. The female protagonist Xie Chunniang's ancient ideas are definitely not in line with the values of mainstream wife behavior models, but she unexpectedly falls in love with the male protagonist, and the two of them rush to each other.
Demining:
Men must be clean, and women must be married for the second time. If you are not clean, don't enter if you mind.
This is neither a spoiled wife literature nor a female abuse novel. Everything is written from a female perspective. The heroine is not a perfect character. If you mind, please don't enter.
Mission: Independence and self-reliance, maintaining fine traditional virtues