Was there an ancient romance novel where the male lead was a county magistrate, and because the female lead's father gave him money, he married the female lead?

The male protagonist was a county magistrate. Because the female protagonist's father gave him money to marry the female protagonist, the female protagonist was pushed down by the male protagonist's green plum bamboo crow and lost her memory. She did not like the male protagonist anymore. Later, the male lead gradually liked it. She also fell in love with the male protagonist. Then, the woman that the male protagonist originally liked came back, and the female protagonist was tricked by her. She burned her hand and was led by the male lead, and then she remembered everything. In the end, the female protagonist was pregnant and roasting chestnuts in a restaurant waiting for the male protagonist to return. The female protagonist's father is a fat uncle, but she has a beautiful mother.

Answer 1

😋I recommend an ancient romance novel called " Marry a Bandit and Farm Well " to you. The male protagonist is also a county magistrate! The female lead was the county magistrate's second daughter who was not favored. At first, she was carried to the top of the mountain by the handsome bandits. Later, the two of them worked together to farm. At first, the male lead only came to marry her because of the female lead's money, but slowly, their feelings took root and sprouted. I hope you will like this novel.