The Burden Found Herself a Long-Term Meal Ticket

When her older sister got married, the stepmother proposed a condition: she had to take her younger sister, Molly, with her to her husband's house.

Molly went along with her sister to the brother-in-law's house.

Unexpectedly, just a few days after staying there, the brother-in-law's mother found Molly ate too much and kicked her out of the house while the sister was away.

With nowhere to go, Molly sought out Ji Hefeng.

Ji Hefeng didn't want to get married, but others said, "She's homeless now." "She's well-behaved and comes from a good background. Marrying her would be beneficial to you." "Look at her situation. If you don't marry her, she won't be able to marry for the rest of her life. Unmarried women in the village would be drowned in saliva (gossip)." "Since you don't have anyone you want to marry anyway, just treat it as doing a good deed and marry her." "Let me say this, after you get married, you two can live separately. It won't affect you at all." Ji Hefeng had no choice, so be it, he would marry her.

Molly had transmigrated from the end of the world. Her initial wish was to fill her stomach. Her later wish was to find a place to live. Later on, she went to live with the troops. The people around her slowly increased, and she had a place to live, but she still couldn't fill her stomach.

Molly wiped her face. It couldn't be worse than the end of the world.

In order to eat her fill, Molly went up the mountains and down the rivers, reclaiming barren land, busy and bustling with activity.

At the time of their marriage, Ji Hefeng said, "I treat her like a sister." Later, Ji Hefeng said, "I would give my life for her."