The Wicked Husband Swap [Farming]

This story follows a native of its world. No one is reborn or transmigrates. He builds wealth through cunning and strategy. The Yu family has two young men: one is gentle, diligent, and capable; the other is wicked and lazy. When it comes time to arrange their marriages, a wealthy household chooses the gentle older cousin, while the wicked younger cousin can only marry a peasant who scrapes a living from the fields. Unwilling to live in poverty, the younger cousin tricks the elder into taking his place in the wedding sedan. No matter how much they scheme, they cannot escape fate. The older cousin is diligent and capable, and his excellent cooking helps him build a thriving life with the peasant. The younger cousin is fierce and wicked. His mother-in-law dislikes him, and before he can get his hands on the family fortune, his husband's family is convicted of a crime and sent into exile. People say Heaven sees all, and good and evil are always repaid in the end. The younger cousin is destined to live a poor, lowly life, but he has never believed in fate. In this life, he's determined to become rich and powerful. His husband thinks he's vulgar? His husband must have something wrong with his head. Go sit by the wall and think about it. His mother-in-law thinks he's vain? Her eyes must be the problem. A few days without food should clear her head. The villagers think he's wicked? Well, they're right about that. He'd sooner feed the gleaming white rice to a dog than give you a bite. Two couples: wicked beauty of a younger cousin × foolish son of a landowner Kind, capable older cousin × strapping laborer with plenty of intensity Note: The older cousin, Yu Ming, is genuinely good-hearted. The younger cousin, Yu Feng, is genuinely wicked at first, though there are reasons for his wickedness. The two cousins are from separate branches of the family. After the younger cousin's family is ruined, he is taken in by his uncle's family. Theme: My fate is in my hands, not Heaven's.