Accompanying My Husband to Exile in Qiongzhou

Revising the story and fixing bugs, My upcoming stories are a civil service exam and infrastructure-building novel with a male lead as the pursuer, The Chief Councilor's Hunter Husband; a native's farming story with a male lead as the pursued, A Qiongzhou Husband's Road to Prosperity; and a beast-world farming story, Does an Orange Cat Have to Farm Too? Please add them to your list! Blurb: Chai Yucheng, a successful entrepreneur, transmigrates to ancient times and opens his eyes to find himself about to marry a cold prince. But the other man holds a sword to his neck and tells him, "You barbarian mongrel, get out." Before he can even leave, an imperial edict arrives: his whole family is being exiled to Qiongzhou! Chai Yucheng watches as the splendid prince's manor is searched and confiscated in an instant, and all its servants scatter. All he has is a "System" that can't exchange anything, and from the start, a pair of handcuffs, a pair of shackles, and a cangue around his neck. Oh, and a handsome prince-consort who has been beaten within an inch of his life. He was once the youngest general in the dynasty, but now he's a cripple. When Chai Yucheng reaches Qiongzhou, he's even more stunned. It's a famine year, Qiongzhou is flooded, corpses lie everywhere, and the people have been driven from their homes. How could Hainan, a land of plenty, have reached a point where people can't even get enough to eat? They are demoted to convict settlers on Qiongzhou Island, and his handsome husband is despondent, but Chai Yucheng doesn't lose heart. He may have had bad luck, with gambling parents and a bankrupt family, and he may have dropped out of school, but he paid off his debts after five years of entrepreneurship and got into college again. He makes fertilizer, improves farm tools, digs canals, opens trade routes, and fights the local strongmen... Little by little, Chai Yucheng and Zhong Yuan become the real decision-makers in Qiongzhou. Qiongzhou's melons, fruits, sugar, salt, tea, seafood, and stir-fried dishes; its shell carvings, pearls, brocades, paper, and cosmetics; its trading markets, ships, and fleets... become famous throughout the land! Qiongzhou, once a place where the people could barely make a living, becomes the richest, most prosperous place in the world. Under the care of this married couple, a fragmented dynasty returns to the glory of a golden age! *Cheerful, optimistic, exceptionally driven pursuer × gloomy, suspicious, icy, clever general who is pursued. *The pursuer dotes on the pursued. The pursued's leg will heal later. The pursuer has a small golden finger from the System. *A fairly traditional infrastructure-building story, with a small amount of childbirth. The author is working hard to make it a long story. Upcoming civil service exam and infrastructure-building story with a male lead as the pursuer, The Chief Councilor's Hunter Husband: Blurb Chu Ming'an, fresh out of college, transmigrates into the body of Chu Ming'an of Aobei Village in the Great Wen Dynasty. After failing to pass the county-level civil service exam for years, the original owner had jumped into the water and had just been rescued. Chu Ming'an: Fine. I can do something else and still get by, right? But when he tries farming, the weeds thrive and the beans wither. When he goes hunting, wild boars chase him all over the mountains. The original owner really couldn't do anything but take exams. Chu Ming'an: ...I can't even take exams anymore. Just then, Sheng Jing from Shengjia Village, the young man who once saved him from a wild boar, announces he's looking for a husband to marry into his family. He's a tough character and a hunter, and at twenty he's still unmarried. If he doesn't marry soon, the authorities will punish him by arranging a match for him. Chu Ming'an: He can live off his husband! He loves living off his husband! He's willing! Ever since they met, he's been dreaming about him! But... no free meal comes without a price. The Sheng family is being squeezed and bullied by the county yamen runners, and the men of the family, including Chu Ming'an, could be conscripted because of the threat from the northern barbarians. Chu Ming'an grits his teeth: Fine, I'll keep taking the exams! Once he passes the county and provincial exams, he can keep the Sheng family safe and live peacefully with his husband. Later, people will say that the path to the civil service career of Chu Ming'an, the great Chief Councilor of his generation, began with living off his husband... He once went to the northwest and governed it so well that the northern barbarians no longer dared to invade. Even his husband was exceptionally appointed as a general. He also once went on an imperial diplomatic mission and opened a land trade route, bringing countless riches into Great Wen. He is an imperial tutor, trusted by the emperor, and a loyal minister. He ushered in a hundred-year golden age for the Great Wen Dynasty. *Civil service exams + court politics + infrastructure building *Younger, scheming puppy-like pursuer × cool, aloof husband type who is pursued *The pursuer dotes on the pursued, and the pursued dotes on the pursuer! The pursued's personality changes quite a bit over time~ *A small amount of childbirth. The pursuer's golden finger is his brain (?) Theme: Sunshine will always drive away the gloom.