Duoduo Hall

The top student from the Agricultural University, Qiao Mu, was digging in the experimental field when her hoe struck through to the godforsaken Tupo Village.
No money, no rice, no tall, rich, and handsome guy, the aunts and the older female cousins pecked at her every day, making her meals less than satisfying with constant bread rolls, leaving her so hungry she felt faint.
Luckily, the Heavens took pity and rewarded her with a tall and handsome man, who was enthusiastic and bold. His debut move was to climb straight into bed, sparking rampant gossip in the village: that Qiao girl, the third daughter, is nothing but trouble at such a young age, shamelessly bringing some wild man into her boudoir to fool around – absolutely shameless!
Muniang looked to the sky and bellowed, "Alpacas! You think I'm Hello Kitty when I don't show my claws?"
Make a fortune, become rich, fight off the scum, raise a husband – life became increasingly lush.
But why did her sweet and silly husband suddenly show a dark mark on his forehead? Qiao Mu calculated a bit – this was a sign of great misfortune!
The man's face dark as the bottom of a pot retorted, "This is your sign of bad luck!"
The simple husband made a shocking comeback, instantly transforming into a tall, rich, and handsome man!

Farm Tough Girl

When Yu Ze initially talked about it so casually, she actually believed him, but now, after half a year, the situation was still tense. Just this fact alone showed that his words back then were, at most, thirty percent true—he simply wanted to reassure her.


If it were not for the concern for her two children, Muniang would have already raced to the frontier on horseback.


Muniang sighed, gently caressed her still-sleeping child's cheek, and murmured, "What will you do if your father dares to renege on his promises?"


Thinking that the weather was also about to cool down, and the children had grown quite a bit, last year's clothes would definitely not fit, it was time to start making new ones.


Although Muniang was particularly lenient in raising her children—mainly because she didn't want various rules to constrain their nature—she was extraordinarily attentive in matters of food, clothing, and daily needs.


Chapter 666 Marrying an Old Man_1