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Marrying the Sickly Groom for Luck

【Dual purity / irresistible / mild chasing wife / 1v1 farming / Wife as little sunshine × Stubborn husband】
Yuan Zhao is getting married.
And he’s marrying the sickly man from the neighboring Qingluan Village.
On the wedding day, the groom carries a bundle on his left shoulder, holds his younger brother with his right arm, and walks behind his in-laws with a smile on his face.
Behind them, the uncle and aunt’s family wear gloomy expressions.
Before entering his in-laws’ house, Yuan Zhao already knew the situation: a poor family returning to the village, and even having a simple thatched house to shelter from the wind and rain was a blessing.
His husband, at that moment, was still unconscious due to severe injury—Yuan Zhao’s marriage was intended to bring him luck and revive him.
Yuan Zhao is diligent and takes care of everything in his new family. His younger brother no longer suffers from bullying, and the person he’s grateful to lies quietly beside him every night.
But this peaceful life doesn’t last long, because Shi Wuxiang awakens.
This man, normally serene and almost indifferent, furrows his brows harshly upon learning Yuan Zhao’s identity:
“Male husband? Underage? This is illegal!”
“Why is marriage illegal?” Yuan Zhao’s youthful face shows doubt—did he discover a trick?
How can a man marry another man? How can a man have children?
The shock is so great that when he awakens fully, he sees the chocolate-skinned young man poking and fussing over him—and he nearly faints again…
“Don’t faint! We have no money for medicine at home!”
“…I’m really not ready to face this.”
“Am I bad? I have strength, and I work hard! Even the old widower in our village—” Ptooey!
Shi Wuxiang studies him, feeling that this situation defies his former beliefs, yet ultimately succumbs to reality.
“I never imagined marrying a man. You’ve worked hard caring for me; I’ll support you until you turn eighteen. Then you’ll leave obediently, alright?”
“You should still stay unconscious; nothing you say is pleasant to hear!”
“You! You… have no respect!”
In the end, Yuan Zhao agrees.
Three years later, on a quiet morning, he carries a bundle on his left shoulder, holds his younger brother with his right hand, and leaves just as he did on the day he arrived—peacefully and without fuss.
During these years, Shi Wuxiang has become a teacher, often telling him to be honest and trustworthy.
He knows those words were meant for Yuan Zhao.
When he wakes, expecting to embrace Yuan Zhao, he finds nothing, only seeing a crudely written note on the table—realizing that Yuan Zhao has left.
“Damn it!”
“This one really is obedient!”

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