Name: A Husband in a Prosperous Country Is More Valuable Than His Wife
Author: Moon Meow

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It was rare for him to act bravely for a moment, but his soul died young. His soul was that of a young lady from ancient times. Gu Chaoyan felt a lot of pressure. There is a fierce but loving grandmother above, a silent and gentle cousin below, and an annoying aunt outside the door who is eager to adopt her son. Gu Chaoyan rolled up his sleeves, fought as much as he needed to, trained as much as he needed to, and vowed to live a prosperous life. Never thought about traveling through time and being bound to a merit system. Do you want to never forget it? Want to be as beautiful as a flower? Want to extend your life? Earn merit and buy, buy, exchange, exchange! Gu Chaoyan, who was originally cold-hearted, worked hard to complete the task of success under the pressure of buying and selling. Farming, making money, and supporting his family, he accidentally became the most benevolent person in Damu. Accidentally, he became the most noble person in Damu. Chaoyan looked at a certain man sadly: "Why is the promised wife just based on her husband's honor?" The male protagonist smiled slightly: "I think it's good for a husband to be more valuable than his wife." Small theater one: Mrs. Zhou held up a piece of paper and said confidently: "Look, this is the marriage that Chaoyan's father made with our family at that time. When Chaoyan grows up, she will marry into our Zhou family." She was thinking happily in her heart: when the time comes, the Gu family's 500 acres of paddy field will belong to the Zhou family. Gu Chaoyan: "Are you sure? If you lie, you will be struck by lightning!" Madam Zhou said loudly: "I swear to God, our two families are already engaged! If I lie, I will be struck by lightning!" Gu Chaoyan silently exchanged one hundred merit points for a lightning strike. As soon as Mrs. Zhou finished her vows, a bolt of lightning appeared out of thin air in the clear sky and struck her directly. The crowd rushed to tell each other: Mrs. Zhou was struck by lightning for lying~ Small Theater 2: As a major general with great military exploits, he was rumored to be taking advantage of his wife. The deputy general next to the male protagonist finally couldn't bear it anymore and cried bitterly, "General, people outside say that you are taking advantage of your wife." The male protagonist sneered: "Looking at me, I don't know them. I want to use this method to anger me and make me leave so that I can hug my wife's lap. What a beautiful idea!" The lieutenant was in a mess in the wind.

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Actually, I think this article is quite well written. I don't know why it has 0 recommendation votes, so this is my recommendation vote today. Although the title is that a husband is more valuable than his wife, and it is true that the heroine is visually represented, in fact it is a story about a strong man and a strong woman, a combination of two strong forces. In addition to the golden finger merit system, the female protagonist is also very capable, and her life is better with the addition of the merit system. With the help of the merit system, the heroine does good deeds along the way, benefiting the country, the people, her family, friends and lovers, but her outlook on life is very upright, and she is not a white lotus flower at all, nor does she feel like a noob. The heroine gained iron friendship in the process of constantly doing meritorious deeds. The male protagonist is knighted for his military exploits, and his family background is also good. He loves, respects and helps the female protagonist. Generally speaking, the emotional line develops very naturally and smoothly. The reason why the male protagonist is said to be a softie, I think is just because the male protagonist is a general and kills too many people, while the female protagonist is a world-famous good person who benefits the society and the people of the country. The most obvious shortcoming of this article is that there are many missing words and some typos. In addition, I feel that some of the emotional interactions between the male and female protagonists are not in line with the background of feudal society and are a bit explicit, such as the part where the male protagonist and the female protagonist are mistaken for having a child out of wedlock.
4 likes7y ago
The article is pretty good at the beginning. Is there a second male lead named Yin? I really don't like the fact that the boundaries between the heroine and him are not very clear, especially when she returns home after being injured and becomes incompetent. Do you think she is not enlightened? It doesn't look like it no matter how you look at it, right?
1 like6y ago
A good book, with very correct views!
4y ago
Is it Mo De, Chapter 1 of Volume 2?
6y ago