Pampered by the Toughest Man After Divorce
(My new book "Sweet Love in the Countryside: His Little Plum of the Mountains" is out now, please add it to your collection)
The village leader's son bullied her too much — in order to break off their engagement, he pushed her into a large water tank.
She defiantly declared in front of the village leader's son that she would rather marry the ugliest man in the village than marry him!
That hunchbacked, ugly man, the so-called "freak," actually approached her: "Does your declaration still stand?"
"Uhm..."
And so, while you hunt, I water the vegetables; while you farm, I do the embroidery. Together, we work hard, become prosperous, and live a colorful and thriving life.
However, this man who can hunt in the mountains, farm on land, and ride the waves on a boat is not as simple as he seems... he is actually...
Zhangsun Diyang · History
The novel is very good, writing is good and the story development is also decent. The only problem is the writer is immature regarding man-woman intimate relationship. I quote what the writer wrote after the first R18 scene in "Chapter 208" - "I feel dirty." Imagine doing intimate activities with your loved one can make someone feel dirty... what the fck? Perhaps the writer is a life virgin or asexual... or he/she has a very immature mentality, But let me tell you something, making love with the person you love is NOT dirty. Writing about it in a novel where they clearly love each other and taking their relationship to the next level is NOT dirty. It's sacred, it's pure, it's love. Sex is not just physical. Between lovers, especially for the woman, it's almost spiritual. And describing it as dirty is insult to every woman who had ever done the deed and gave birth to a new life, including your mother.