My Young Husband Inherits a Tavern and Seeks a Son-in-Law

Luo Yantang inherited her mother's little tavern, three hundred taels of debt from her gambling-addicted father, and a handsome transmigrated husband with a very strange way of thinking.

When she first inherited the tavern, she had no money to cover its daily expenses. She could only rent it out and start by running a street stall, paying off her debts bit by bit until she built a thriving business from nothing.

Beautiful, aloof young husband vs. a mutant from the apocalypse who transmigrated into this world

In her previous life, Luo Yantang ran a stall to support Scholar Lin's studies and imperial examinations. After he became an official's wife, her husband poisoned her so he could marry the daughter of a high-ranking official, then took the money she had spent years saving.

When she opened her eyes again, she refused Scholar Lin's proposal and turned around to marry Ye Mu, the dim-witted son of a constable.

Everyone said she was stupid. Why turn down the chance to become an official's wife and instead bring a fool into the family as a live-in son-in-law?

She had married the fool only to inherit the family business. Who knew he would not only take care of all the housework but also be a business whiz? She could cook, Ye Mu knew how to do business, and together they made their enterprise grow bigger and bigger.

Ye Mu also developed a method for preserving food in sealed containers. He turned her dishes into canned goods and opened a factory to ship them to the kitchens of taverns and restaurants all over the country.

Later, the fool even became an official, turning into the ruthless and sinister power minister people whispered about. Even the emperor was his puppet. Everyone assumed Ye Mu would consider his past as Luo Yantang's live-in son-in-law a stain on his life, and waited to see how he would treat her.

But Ye Mu had only ever set his heart on her. He had never so much as looked at anyone else.

Before he transmigrated, Ye Mu was born in an apocalypse of pollution, scarce resources, and human mutation, where pureblood humans had nearly gone extinct.

The moment he transmigrated, he saw a lovely young man pulling him into the bridal chamber.

Ye Mu: "Pureblood humans smell so good, they're so soft, and so beautiful!"

Theme: The greatest glory lies in labor.