Spoiling My Husband Without Restraint [Farming]

[New story, The Hunter’s Husband on the Mountain, now underway] Su Chunsheng is the most cultured and well-mannered young man in Sanping Village. He’s learned, knows his etiquette, follows the rules, and is peerlessly handsome. Everyone thinks he and the headman’s son are a perfect match, and they’re all looking forward to celebrating the two families’ wedding. But when it’s time for him to marry, the Su family flatly rejects the matchmaker sent by the headman and arranges for their son to marry into a family in the neighboring village instead. The groom is a blacksmith from Jiuli Village in Fengyang County. He has a fierce scowl and a fearsome temper. No one dares provoke him, and no one would willingly marry their child to him. The Su family must have lost their minds, sending their son straight into a tiger’s jaws. Surely he’ll end up emaciated and at the mercy of others. * Before the wedding, Su Chunsheng meets his rumored-to-be cruel and lawless husband a few times. Each time they cross paths, the man either looks down at his shoes or ducks behind something that can hide him, unable to meet Su Chunsheng’s eyes. When they sit at the same table, he can’t speak, can’t hold his chopsticks, and doesn’t know what to do with his hands. Su Chunsheng sees not a trace of cruelty in his future husband. He only thinks the man is honest and sincere, and easy to tease. What he often remembers is that one person treated his life as worthless, while another cherished him as a treasure and would risk his own life to protect him. He will marry the one who cherishes him as a treasure. Notes: 1. No awful family members or relatives. The family gets along well, loves and cares for one another, and shares a close bond. There will be family interactions. 2. They will have a child, and there will also be adorable nieces and nephews. 3. Everyday life between a burly blacksmith and a scholarly young husband. A slow burn. The protagonist was never married in his previous life; marriage proposals are only mentioned, and from beginning to end, the only person he loves is the blacksmith. Premise: Love means doing everything you can.