After the Twin Husbands Swapped Lives

　Lu Yang wouldn’t skin the sheep. He thought for a moment and said, “Then you guys take care of it. […]

Lu Liu had already talked with his brothers: when going on a long trip, there was no need to bring

Xie Yan’s expression grew considerably more serious, and he responded earnestly. “I understand. I’ll be careful.” Lu Yang didn’t say

Lu Liu thought about it and said, “Then I’ll give you a sleeping bag!” Lu Yang insisted, “I might not

　　Given the demand for vegetables from the surrounding neighbors, the eggs shouldn’t go bad. Spring is here, and it’s time

Lu Liu listened, and reached for a stone as well. “You gave it to me, so I treasure it. It’s

After running around all day, his feet were sore and weary. Once he soaked them and changed into a pair

Lu Lin: “…” His heart was shaking. Making money… off the dead? Lu Yang saw it instantly—he knew exactly what

　　Lu Yang let him lean on him. In his view, this kind of affectionate behavior could also be interpreted as

Li Feng said, “Then let’s get gold ones.” Lu Liu opened his mouth, about to say no. Gold—how expensive! But

　　On the last two pages, at Lu Liu’s request, Xie Yan added the words “big” and “small” for him. Lu

Zhang Tieren was honest but overly dull. After working in the shop for so long, he only knew how much

　　Zhang Tie kneaded the dough, and she neatly shaped it into balls. Whenever she had free time, she’d practice wrapping

　　Lu Liu watched with astonishment. Yao Fulang had always told him how the men in the village were so this

Counting the days, by summer their whole family would be moving to the prefectural city. His mother-in-law was fine—she already

Wu Pingzhi was his good friend. He came to the house for lunch, and in the afternoon the two of

Lu Yang smiled and said, “The piglets are all raised, and the day of slaughtering the pigs is just around

Lu Liu said with a cheerful smile, “I made the last pair for Da Feng. This pair I’m working on

Master Wu was the “head of the house,” and Young Master Wu was the “heir apparent.” Shun also remembered what

Li Feng explained, “Back when my mom first started the workshop, we couldn’t afford to buy much rice. Less rice