She Raises Pigs

Yu Cha is a big pig farmer in Big Er Village. He is as beautiful as a fairy, elegant and wealthy. However, he has been frail and sick since he was a child. Throughout the year, he can always hear the doctor shaking his head and sighing several times, saying that he will not live to be twenty. Seeing that Yu Cha was about to celebrate his 20th birthday, the Yu family was so anxious that their mouths were bubbling with excitement, and they wanted to find someone to celebrate the occasion. I heard that after marrying, you can receive ten taels of silver per month, and you don't have to do anything and you will have a maid to take care of you. I heard that Miss Yu has a good temper, is well-educated and sensible, and never does anything to bully others. In order to have good food, drink, and money, Ruan Niang came to the door with her birth date and met the legendary fairy sister Yu Cha. Yu Cha asked her: "Are you really willing to marry me?" Thinking of the good days after marriage, Ruan Niang nodded shyly. So as soon as the suona sounded, she was carried into the gate of Yu's house on a sedan chair with eight carriages. ＿＿＿＿＿ Ruan Niang knew that her current comfort was given by Yu Cha. If Yu Cha was there, she would be fine. If Yu Cha was gone, she would probably be kicked out at most. But as the saying goes, "Be born in sorrow and die in happiness." In order to enjoy a prosperous life, Ruan Niang had nothing to say to Yu Cha. When Yu Cha coughed lightly, she immediately patted her back and said goodbye. She put on more clothes when the weather was cold, fanned herself when the weather was hot, took medicine on time, and strived to be a good wife with twenty-four filial piety. But she didn't expect that the big pig farmer would go bankrupt one day, and this day was within the first month of her marriage. She didn't see a cent of the ten taels of silver, but the packed baggage was silently put back to its place after seeing Yu Cha with watery eyes. It wasn't until one day that Ruan Niang dug out a small box full of gold in the backyard that she suddenly realized that there were so many tricks in this loading. Motto: Ordinary things are precious