The Foolish Husband of the Landlord's Family (GL)

Extra 3

After settling in the village, Lin Wan no longer spent all her time indoors. The locals were friendly, without restrictions on women going out. She gradually developed feelings for a young man from the Zhao family at the village's east end, which made the women in her household anxious to investigate his character.

What should have been a simple marriage became complicated, with many detours before Lin Wan finally wed. Before her marriage, Lin An revealed Lin Kong's true identity to her. Though Lin Wan had no memory of her biological brother, she quickly accepted Lin Kong and Jiang Yuan's relationship.

Once Lin Wan's marriage was complete, Shi Qi and Song Keyan grew restless, often venturing outside incognito and returning with new trinkets. Meanwhile, Yan Jiu clung to Lin An, insisting on staying, which Lin An allowed due to her soft heart.

Jiang Yuan and Lin Kong had no objections. Although Yan Jiu had an enchanting appearance and often flirted with Lin An, she was trustworthy and never crossed boundaries, adding a lively atmosphere to their bustling courtyard.

This lively scene continued for over a year, during which Lin Wan, the youngest, became pregnant and was nearing childbirth. Jiang Yuan noticed Lin Kong was more excited than the Zhao family husband, curiously asking, "Kong'er, do you really like babies that much?"

Without hesitation, Lin Kong nodded, "Yes, I do."

Jiang Yuan teased, "You seem like a baby yourself."

Lin Kong: "..."

After the New Year, Lin Wan gave birth to a chubby, adorable boy, and Lin Kong became an uncle for the first time. He doted on the child, enviously watching the Zhao boy with longing, wishing for a child of his own-a child with Jiang Yuan.

Though aware they couldn't have children, Lin Kong often voiced his desire, leaving Jiang Yuan bedridden from their "child-making" efforts, which even Lin An noticed, frequently inquiring about Jiang Yuan.

Jiang Yuan had to discuss with Lin Kong, "Kong'er, maybe we should adopt a child."

Lin Kong, disappointed, said, "But other people's children aren't ours. They wouldn't give them to us."

It was true; they couldn't take village children, and others weren't readily available. Reality wasn't like a novel where a child would miraculously appear at one's doorstep.

After the last poisoning incident, Jiang Yuan harbored a fear of outsiders' children, viewing them as unknowns.

Jiang Yuan continued her intimate life with Lin Kong, gradually nurturing her dreams of parenthood.

Over a month later, perhaps influenced by her thoughts, Jiang Yuan's fingertip suddenly tingled, revealing a glowing green seed in the vortex-a small seed surrounded by green mist, providing a sense of peace, accompanied by a phantom-written secret method.

The script explained that the seed, nourished by Jiang Yuan's blood, could induce pregnancy if transferred during intimacy, detailing the process thoroughly.

No wonder she'd felt drained and lacked appetite recently. After a particular encounter, Jiang Yuan said, "Kong'er, we can have a child now."

Having just played with her nephew, Lin Kong was thrilled, "Really? Where?"

"Here." Jiang Yuan brazenly held up a finger, explaining the situation, concluding, "Do you understand?"