Yu Cha was the local big-time pig farmer in Big Ears Village. She was as beautiful as a fairy, refined, and wealthy. Unfortunately, she had been frail and sickly since childhood. In every season, the doctors could be heard shaking their heads and sighing, declaring that she wouldn't live to see twenty.
With Yu Cha's twentieth birthday fast approaching, her family was so anxious they could hardly keep still. In a fit of panic, they decided to find someone to marry her for good luck. As long as the person's birth date and time were compatible, their gender didn't matter.
They heard that whoever married into the Yu family would receive ten taels of silver every month, and wouldn't have to do a thing, with maids there to serve them.
They heard that Miss Yu had a good disposition, was well-read and reasonable, and never bullied anyone.
Hoping to eat and drink well and earn some silver, Ruan Niang nervously took her birth details to the Yu family home, where she met the legendary fairy sister herself: Yu Cha.
Yu Cha asked her, "Are you really willing to marry me?"
Thinking of the comfortable life that awaited her, Ruan Niang nodded shyly.
And so, when the suona sounded, she was carried through the Yu family's gates in a sedan chair borne by eight porters.
Ruan Niang knew full well that her comfortable life was all thanks to Yu Cha. As long as Yu Cha was around, she would be fine. If Yu Cha wasn't, she would probably just be thrown out.
But as the saying goes, "Born in worry, die in comfort."
To enjoy the good life, Ruan Niang spared no effort for Yu Cha. If Yu Cha gave a light cough, she would immediately pat her back and help her catch her breath. She brought her extra clothes when the weather turned cold, fanned her when it was hot, and made sure she took her medicine on time. She was determined to be the perfect wife.
But she never expected that even a big-time pig farmer could go bankrupt, and that it would happen in the very first month after she married into the family. She never saw a single bit of that ten taels of silver. She had already packed her things, but after seeing the look in Yu Cha's glistening eyes, she quietly put them back.
It wasn't until one day, when Ruan Niang dug up a small chest full of gold in the backyard, that she finally realized: This woman's got a lot of tricks up her sleeve.
Theme: The value of an ordinary life
I started to wonder about Ruan Niang's life experience and how she ended up in this village.
So Yu Cha is really not in good health?
Haha, isn't it a bit funny?
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Those two... Spent the night together? [Let me be healthy]
Yes, everyone has eyes, can see, and can make their own judgments. [Touch head]
Oh, here's the cute little clay figurine! [Touch head]
Okay, boss, just tell us how to do it [Let me be healthy] [Oh oh oh]
Grandma's kindness! [Holding fists] (Aiwujiwu, you have to treat Chacha well 😚
It makes sense. Those who are good with their hands and feet and are willing to do serious things will have more opportunities to support themselves. Ruan Niang, Ruan Niang, give you a thumbs up and listen to what grandma has to say!