After Marrying the Prosperous Little Husband

Song Sheng suddenly transmigrates and becomes a poor scholar in Songjia Village—one who even has a delicate, gentle young husband. The original Song Sheng was weak in health and failed the imperial exam three times. His endless studying drained the family’s resources until they could barely afford food, causing his uncles’ households to quarrel and demand separation. Only his little husband quietly supported him, even borrowing silver from his own family to help him continue studying. But in the original timeline, Song Sheng never passed the exam even into his thirties. He grew resentful, fell into alcoholism, and became violent. His husband suffered alongside him and eventually died young. Now, the transmigrated Song Sheng thinks: since he has taken over this body, he must take responsibility for this life. He will continue studying, but he will also cherish his husband. At this moment, according to the original memories, the story begins on his wedding night. — “I am Lu Qing. I was born the least valued kind of youth. Because the mole at my brow was too faint and my father died early, villagers said I was cursed. By sixteen, I still had no marriage arranged, so my family married me off to the impoverished Song household. I thought life there would be full of hardship. But after marriage, my husband treated me with great kindness—buying me a warming bottle in winter, making mung bean soup in summer. I grew to love him deeply. Once, villagers called me cursed. Now they say I bring prosperity. After marrying me, my husband’s studies went smoothly. I became the wife of a scholar, then of a provincial graduate. My husband is truly good. In the next life, I would marry him again.” One-line summary:  The little husband is obedient and soft-hearted. Theme:  Even ordinary people can achieve life’s value through effort.