Transmigrated into a Scholar

Fang Yu transmigrated into a farming novel as the heartless scholar, with a poor family and a fierce mother. In a society that ranked scholars above farmers, artisans, and merchants, he married a talented and handsome husband from a merchant family. In the novel, the scholar used his husband’s dowry to buy property, took concubines, and looked down on merchants despite benefiting from their wealth. After passing the imperial exams and becoming an official, he divorced his first husband and married a noblewoman instead, leaving the little husband impoverished and heartbroken—leading to his tragic end. Fang Yu: "My stomach is strong—I don’t eat soft rice! My limbs are intact—I won’t be a heartless scoundrel!" # Qiao Hezhi recently found his husband acting strangely. The man, who had always been cold toward him, suddenly started cooking for him, secretly rescued him when his mother-in-law punished him with kneeling, and even demanded he accompany him to and from the academy. "Something’s definitely up!" Qiao Hezhi knew the scholar must be plotting something, so he took out his dowry money and agreed to the concubine matter. Unexpectedly, the scholar not only refused but even pulled him into the bedroom, whispering slyly, "It’s winter—sleeping together is warmer." Content Warnings: 1. Transmigration, alternate universe, fictional settings, food descriptions 2. Beautiful male protagonist (ge’er), delicate uke (submissive), mpreg