Fang Yu transmigrated into a farming novel, becoming a heartless scholar from a poor family with a domineering mother. In a society that valued scholars above all else, followed by farmers, artisans, and merchants, he managed to marry a refined and intelligent fulang from a merchant family. In the original story, the scholar used his fulang’s dowry to build his fortune, took concubines and maids as lovers, yet still looked down on the merchant class. After passing the imperial exams and becoming an official, he divorced his original spouse. He then turned around and married a nobleman’s daughter, while his young fulang’s family fell into ruin, leading him to a lonely, depressed death… Fang Yu: “My digestive system is perfectly strong, I don’t eat soft rice! All my limbs work, I won’t be a heartless scoundrel!” Qiao Hezhi recently found his husband acting very strange. The scholar, who had always been cold towards him, first started personally cooking meals for him. Then, when his mother-in-law punished him by making him kneel, the scholar secretly came to his rescue. Even started asking him to accompany him to and from the academy. Such unusual behavior must have an ulterior motive! Qiao Hezhi was sure he knew what cunning plan the scholar was brewing. So, he took out his dowry money and agreed to the matter of taking a concubine. Unexpectedly, the scholar not only refused but even pulled him into the bedroom, whispering slyly: “Winter is here. It’s warmer when two people sleep together.”