Make a fortune by farming: The sweetheart of the first assistant family

Xu Ning bulged her two beautiful eyes with a sense of charm, and said with a bit of undisguised shame and dissatisfaction: "How could I dislike you? It's right to worry. I'm worried that I will be disliked by you. I have a bad background, big characters I don’t know, I’m stupid and can’t speak, and I only have brute strength..."

Huo Yunchao pressed Xu Ning's lips with his fingers and said softly: "Mother Ning, I figured it out. In fact, the relationship between us is not that complicated. We only need to do the simplest thing of 'you are good to me and I will be good to you. OK', we can grow old together."

As usual, Xu Ning promptly gave Huo Yunchao the response he wanted: "I can't guarantee anything else, but I can guarantee that I will treat you well all my life." The premise is that you treat me consistently.

Huo Yunchao was as happy as a child. He had no psychological burden. He completely ignored other people's strange looks and happily talked to Xu Ning while sitting on a unicycle.

Xu Ning was born with supernatural powers. She could control the unicycle with one hand. Huo Yunchao sitting on the unicycle was not a burden to her, but a help. Because she has fast feet and good physical strength, she only slowed down to accommodate Huo Yunchao.

Huo Yunchao and Xu Ning were not the only ones on the way to the town. The appearance of the wheelbarrow was already eye-catching. When they saw that the person pushing the wheelbarrow was a girl with thin arms and legs, all the onlookers were shocked.

According to common sense, Huo Yunchao should be the one pushing his wife away, but he, a big man, actually let his wife push him away! It’s so embarrassing for a man! cheeky! Don't be ashamed!

Huo Yunchao really didn't care about other people's eyes. No matter how strangers looked at him, all he cared about was what Xu Ning thought of him. Xu Ning does not dislike him and is willing to recommend him

If you stick to him, then he won't have any psychological burden.

Huo Yunchao was able to ignore the strange glances that were like sharp knives. Xu Ning couldn't help but prick up his ears to listen to those people's comments.

"Then why does the young man have the nerve to let his little wife push him away?"

"This young man has thin arms and legs, and his face is frighteningly pale. He is probably sick."

"Eh? Isn't this unicycle from the Huo family? Isn't that Huo Dalang sitting in the car who recommended himself to the door?"

"I said you may not know about Huo Dalang, but you must have heard of the Xu family's Coffin and her son-in-law, right?"

"The cart is pushing the coffin of the Xu family, and the person sitting in the cart is Huo Dalang. Gee, dramas always say that the scholar is Bo Xinglang, a heartless man."

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Huo Yunchao didn't take these comments seriously, and kept his worries in his mind.

The person who was lazy and made mistakes was the white-eyed wolf of the original body, and it was also the original body that others scolded. What does it have to do with Huo Yunchao?

Huo Yunchao didn't care, but Xu Ning did. She was most afraid of hearing people say that she would bring Huo Yunchao down. Every time she heard people say that, she would feel uncomfortable and blame herself, for fear that one day it would really come true.

Xu Ning's nervousness and worry were deeply hidden. It took Huo Yunchao a while to notice her strangeness, and he said in a joking tone: "Mother Ning, those people must be envious of me for having such a capable and caring little wife like you."

Xu Ning was in the negative mood of self-blame when he suddenly heard Huo Yunchao say this and looked at him blankly.

Huo Yunchao added: "Ning Niang, you don't have to care about what others say, just care about how I feel. I don't think there is anything shameful about it. I will only be happy when you are so good to me."

Xu Ning was silent for a long time.

Then he said: "If my mother gives me a younger brother, you don't have to be a son-in-law."

She was born to be laughed at and humiliated, and she knew how uncomfortable it was to be treated like that.

Xu Ning cherished Huo Yunchao who cared deeply about her, and couldn't bear to see him make the same mistakes again. She hoped that he would live a relaxed and happy life.

Huo Yunchao understood the unfinished meaning of her words and was both moved and uncomfortable. He emphasized again: "Ning Niang, I volunteered to be your son-in-law. I have already been mentally prepared to bear everything. I don't feel aggrieved."

Xu Ning lowered his head and said nothing.

In Xu Ning's perception, a visiting son-in-law would be laughed at and humiliated.

But among all capable and capable men, how many are willing to be their son-in-law?

At the beginning, Xu Ning also had the mentality of "leave the father and keep the son", so he agreed to recruit a bride.

Xu Ning's living environment has shaped her outlook on life. At heart, she is a traditional woman who regards her husband as her first priority. Taking care of her husband and raising her children are the rules of survival she follows.

Because of her coffin background, Xu Ning received too little warmth and care from childhood to adulthood. She cherishes everyone who treats her well.

Huo Yunchao took the initiative to expose the truth about Matchmaker Fang's fraudulent marriage and pulled her out of the pit of fire.

A good person like him should be respected and recognized by others, instead of being ridiculed and insulted because of his status as a son-in-law.

Huo Yunchao looked straight at Xu Ning and asked her: "Mother Ning, will you look down on me because I am a son-in-law? Will you look down on me as a useless waste because I can't do the work in the fields?"

Xu Ning shook his head fiercely: "No, I can't!"

Huo Yunchao smiled, pointed at those who talked about him, and said to Xu Ning: "Mother Ning, those people don't really care about whether we are living well, they just care about us.

Just use us as a source of conversation after dinner. "

Xu Ning mustered up the courage and said, "You are such a kind person, I don't want you to be wronged."

Huo Yunchao told the truth: "Ning Niang, I don't care what those outsiders who have nothing to do with me say about me. They are not important. What is important is how you think of me. As long as you don't dislike me, I will not be wronged. "

Xu Ning shook his head violently again: "I don't dislike you, how could I dislike you?"

Huo Yun leaned over with a playful smile: "Ning Niang, what's good about me? Can you give me a few examples?"

Xu Ning's face turned red and she couldn't answer. She changed the topic and said, "Sit tight and sit tight. I want to speed up."

"Pfft-"

Huo Yunchao couldn't hold back his laughter. His Ning Niang's shy look was so cute!

After burning the incense, Huo Yunchao insisted on getting out of the car and walking alone. He was not as at ease as he said.

Perhaps because he opened his heart, Huo Yunchao was in excellent spirits and walked for half an hour to the town.

Huo Yunchao came here pushing a wheelbarrow. If he wanted to do business, he had to pay a penny to enter the town.

"Ning Niang, let me do it."

Xu Ning nodded, and then took back the money bag he took out.

Originally coming to town often, Huo Yunchao took Xu Ning straight to the street where stationery was bought and sold.

Xu Ning passed by this street countless times, but never came in. He always felt out of place.

Huo Yunchao had no such thoughts. He unloaded the bamboo basket on the wheelbarrow naturally. When he entered the door, he asked the waiter who came to him: "I have a pig-bristle pen and ink sticks here. Do you accept them?"

The clerk thought he was well-informed, but this was the first time he saw a scholar selling homemade pen and ink. He thought about it and said: "

Guest, please wait a moment. I'll ask the shopkeeper first. "

Huo Yunchao: "Thank you very much."

After hearing the waiter's report, the shopkeeper observed Huo Yunchao through the crack of the window and found that Huo Yunchao was very impressive, neither humble nor arrogant, making people ignore that he was a poor scholar wearing coarse linen clothes.

The shopkeeper quickly made a decision: "I'll go out and take a look."