I Transmigrate to Farm and Raise a Husband

Huo Xun transmigrated from the apocalypse to another world. By chance, he escaped with his life and even got himself a wife for free.

On their wedding day, his wife wore a bridal gown and pretended to be a woman, but there were holes in the act everywhere: the Adam's apple on his throat, the hoarse voice with its cracking notes.

After the wedding, his wife clumsily kept up the act every day, afraid Huo Xun would kick him out. He worked especially hard, and Huo Xun knew he was only doing it out of desperation, so he didn't expose him.

The scrawny little bean sprout he'd been when he arrived grew more radiant by the day under Huo Xun's care.

Huo Xun had planned to let him go once the time was right, but he hadn't expected that looking after someone could become addictive. Now he didn't want to let go.

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Qi Fu's mother died young, and his father's eyes were fixed only on the children born to his stepmother. Sickly Qi Fu was the most unwanted person in the Qi family.

The man his father had originally picked as a son-in-law failed the imperial exams. To help his daughter marry into a better family, Qi Fu's father forced his son to dress as a woman and marry in his sister's place.

That was how Qi Fu married Huo Xun.

He'd heard that Huo Xun had long been in love with his stepsister, and had even sworn never to marry anyone else. Qi Fu assumed he wouldn't be treated well in the Huo household.

To his surprise, Huo Xun took good care of him, feeding him well and sparing no effort to cure his illness. Even after placing first in the imperial exams and rising to the highest ranks of government, Huo Xun never changed how he treated Qi Fu.

But Huo Xun had promised to help him find a wife. Why wouldn't he let him marry now, and why did he get so upset whenever Qi Fu brought it up?

[Reader's Guide]

1. Single-couple romance, happy ending.

2. Men can marry men in this setting. The cross-dressing section is brief, and his identity is revealed quickly.

3. The story takes place in a fictional setting, with plenty of original worldbuilding. Please don't overanalyze it.

★ Upcoming: A Little Fat Bird's Farming Life in the Beast World ★

[Sunny little bird shou x tiger devoted to his wife gong]

After graduating from college, Bai Yuan went to teach in a mountain village, but died saving someone.

When he woke up again, he had become a bird egg.

The Birdfolk tribe was dwindling in number, with wolves ahead and tigers behind. The little birdfolk, no match for anyone in a fight, huddled together, trembling as they struggled to survive.

The tribe was going hungry, and the little birds were always crying for food. Freshly hatched Bai Yuan took on the responsibility of feeding the whole family.

Bai Yuan led his people in farming and raising chickens, building up the tribe and even winning the support of the neighboring tiger tribe...

★ Upcoming: Marrying into the Family to Bring Good Luck to the Bully ★

[Adorable little Chinese medicine practitioner shou x fierce escort gong]

Yue Tiandong was born into a family of physicians. By the age of five, he could identify over a hundred medicinal herbs; at eight, he could take a pulse; and at ten, he could prescribe medicine on his own. His dream was to inherit his family's traditions and become a doctor like his grandfather, saving lives and healing the sick.

Unfortunately, he transmigrated while away treating a patient, ending up in the body of a country boy from the Great Chu Dynasty.

This boy's family was a matched pair of oddballs, and bullies ran rampant.

But he didn't need to fear the bully, because he was the bully.

Nor did he need to deal with the oddballs, because his parents were the oddball couple.

The original owner had taken a liking to his cousin's fiancé. On the day Yue Tiandong arrived, his parents were busy snatching a man for him!

Yue Tiandong, who had behaved himself for over a decade, was dumbfounded.

A boy? Snatching a man?

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Ying Huai returned from the battlefield with one leg lame, only for his father to force him to marry into another family in place of his younger brother, in order to bring good luck to the village's infamous bully.

The boy was named Yue Tiandong. He had a terrifying red mark on his face and a temperament that made everyone hate him. Relying on his uncle, the village head, he usually threw his weight around, bullied the weak, and even laid hands on children only a few years old.

But how fierce could even the most vicious "bully" be in front of a murderous fiend like Ying Huai, who had crawled out of piles of corpses?

Ying Huai had planned to teach the boy a lesson, but after meeting him for the first time, he couldn't help wondering:

Was this sweet little fool, who treated him like a disabled person from the moment they met, really the notorious bully of their village?

Theme: Everyone has a purpose in life