When a Straight Man Travels to the Ancient Times for a Marriage of Consolation

Wang Ying, a senior student at the Agricultural College, transmigrated into the body of a young man of the same name from Wangjia Village.

His biased parents planned to sell him to the local landlord’s household to perform a “chongxi” (a traditional ritual marriage meant to bring good fortune or dispel misfortune).

In a fit of anger, the original Wang Ying attempted to drown himself in the river, but when he was pulled out, he had become a different Wang Ying.

As a flexible and resourceful university man, he was not one to succumb to despair. After all, wasn’t it just to perform a chongxi for a man? Bending his orientation a little wasn’t out of the question.

After marrying into the Chen family, Wang Ying soon realized that the landlord’s household was far from wealthy!

There was a weakly husband, a timid mother-in-law, and two underage younger siblings-in-law.

Wang Ying rolled up his sleeves and took charge of the household, dealing with troublesome relatives, increasing grain production, and managing both internal and external affairs.

It was only when his husband, whom he personally nurtured back to health, pinned him down on the bed and rendered him immobile that Wang Ying deeply regretted his decision—how on earth did this damn kid have such stamina!

• Daily life novel set in ancient times, includes childbirth.
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Footnotes:
Chongxi (冲喜) is a traditional Chinese custom where a marriage is arranged to bring happiness, luck, or to dispel bad fortune, especially for a sick person.