With so many children of similar age, one can only imagine how many grandchildren Mr. Xie would have.

Xie's father, who lived in the middle of nowhere, was the fifth son of Master Xie, making his family the most likely to be abandoned.

When Xie Ming arrived in the countryside, he couldn't accept it either, but out of filial piety and trust in his relatives, he endured it and even tried to get along seriously with the woman named Qian Fen.

At the Qian family home, he didn't put on airs at all and tried his best to be a good guest. He was diligent and never slacked off in doing what he was supposed to do.

In just a few months, he lost more than 10 kilograms in the countryside and became much darker-skinned, completely losing the image of the city playboy he once was.

Seeing that her fiancé was becoming more and more like a farmer, Qian Fen couldn't stand it anymore.

She's a total looks-obsessed person, and why would the old man Xie send someone to the countryside?

No respectable family would send their child to the woman's family; do they not want their grandson?

That won't do. She's been to the Xie family's house in the city. Do they think they don't want her to live in such a grand house?

Qian Fen started making a scene at home because she was overthinking things, but she was self-aware enough to avoid revealing the truth to Xie Ming.

The Qian family was also very puzzled by Old Master Xie's intentions. They did not believe at all that he simply wanted his grandson to come and develop a relationship with their daughter.

In fact, they were half right. Master Xie wanted to use this grandson to repay the debt he owed to the Qian family.

If things go smoothly, he won't need to go to great lengths to help the Qian family's child. Since the fifth son's family only has Xie Ming as their son, they will inevitably have to put their efforts into supporting the Qian family in the future.

Mr. Xie took it all for granted and didn't care at all whether his son, daughter-in-law, and grandson could accept it.

Qian Youdong actually understood what Master Xie meant, but even if Xie Ming wasn't well-liked, it was still his granddaughter who was marrying above her station. Since the marriage was arranged, they could only wait until the two children grew up so they could get their marriage certificate.

Originally, the two of them would have gotten married in a few years, but unfortunately, Qian Fen couldn't stand Xie Ming's increasingly rough manner. What was the difference between him and the rural men she saw every day?

The Qian family was so annoyed by Qian Fen's tantrums that they could only try to appease her. They told her that Xie Ming's family was a high-class family, and that no matter what, she could always go back to the city to work as a laborer... and so on and so forth, until they finally calmed her down.