Daily Life of Raising a Husband in Exile

In the first year of Yuanhe, bandits ravaged the Central Plains.

While in exile, Qi Zhiqiu and his younger brother were seized by bandits and sold by human traffickers in Hu Xi Town.

One day, Guan Feng went to town to buy liquor when a burst of shouting erupted in the street.

He glanced at the enslaved people lined up along the roadside, big and small, and met a pair of cool, clear eyes.

The man was refined and seemed frail, his oval face deathly pale, but his eyes were cold as frost, with a stubbornness unlike anyone else's.

Guan Feng clenched his back teeth, and in an instant, he was burning up.

After scraping together enough money to buy the man, Guan Feng thought he would have someone to wait on him. Little did he know he'd brought home a little lord who'd have him serving him day after day.

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Guan Feng doted on Qi Zhiqiu so much, he was afraid he'd melt him if he held him in his mouth, or drop him if he held him in his palm.

When Qi Zhiqiu got upset, Guan Feng would even push his face toward him to be slapped, then call him his darling.

A roguish, devoted, rough-hewn gong x a cool, scholarly shou. Everyday life in a frontier town, a sweet two-person romance.

P.S. The older and younger brothers each have their own couples. The main story mostly focuses on the main couple and the older brother, while the side couple appears in the extras as a little additional content.

Theme: Disaster can sometimes bring opportunity