After marrying the fierce god, her handsome young husband was pampered to the extreme.

Wang Zhao was touched. After happily filling her stomach, her gaze towards Lin San was filled with pink bubbles.

He blinked his beautiful eyes and said, "Third Brother, you're so kind."

Lin San chuckled, "Still calling me Third Brother?"

Wang Zhao said awkwardly, "I'm used to it..."

"Xiao Zhao".

"What are you doing?!"

"Call me 'husband' and let me hear it."

Wang Zhao cleared her throat and called out sweetly and affectionately, as if she had eaten candy, "Husband~"

The newlywed husband was also preparing to be alluring and try to seduce the bookworm.

Unexpectedly, the bookworm took the bait immediately.

As the candlelight flickered, Wang Zhao was still thinking: I never expected that my third brother, this scholar, could be so energetic at times.

The next day, Wang Zhao naturally woke up late.

He sat up groggily, and it took him a while to remember that he was supposed to serve tea to his elders that morning.

"Third Brother, oh no, oh no, are we going to be late for the first day of serving tea to our father?" Wang Zhao quickly found some clothes to put on, and accidentally touched the bruises, making him wince in pain.

Lin San brought out the ointment and applied it to him, saying calmly, "Don't worry, your father likes to sleep in. He usually doesn't get up until noon."

Wang Zhao: "...But we're going to serve tea today, so my uncle will definitely be up by now."

"No," Lin San said. "Just flip it over."

"Oh." Wang Zhao turned around, his back to Lin San. "You didn't see it, how do you know?"

Lin San curled his lips into a smile. "Because I told him last night."

Wang Zhao was shocked. She turned to look at her husband, her heart pounding with anxiety. "What...what did you say?"

"Don't move around while I'm applying the medicine." Lin San's large hand supported her husband's waist and pulled him to her side, saying, "Just tell him we'll be going later today."

Wang Zhao immediately looked utterly hopeless.

Lin San laughed and asked, "What kind of expression is that?"

Wang Zhao said, "If you say it like that, anyone who hears it, even a fool would know what happened last night..."

Lin San found it somewhat amusing. "What happened between us last night?"

Although Wang Zhao had a thick skin, he wasn't that thick-skinned. After all, he was a young man who had just become a husband and was still quite shy about intimate matters between husband and wife.

"I'm not talking to you anymore," Wang Zhao snorted. "If anyone asks later, I'll just say it's because you couldn't get up."

Lin San: "...Who would ask?"

Wang Zhao thought so too, but he completely refused to admit that he was overthinking it, so he stubbornly insisted, "What if it is!"

Lin San, true to his cunning nature, immediately echoed his husband, saying, "Then say it's because I can't get up."

Wang Zhao was satisfied and sat comfortably on the bed while her husband helped her get dressed.

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Lin San's transfer order was urgent. After the two got married, they enjoyed themselves for more than ten days before hurriedly going to the county town to take up their posts.

This wasn't Wang Zhao's first time away from home; he was quite experienced in traveling long distances.

However, both Ye Qingyu and Wang's younger brother were quite reluctant to part with him; one had just married her son, and the other had just gained a husband.

In short, the two lords turned their reluctance into material possessions, wishing they could give him most of their belongings.

Wang Zhao was flattered and reluctantly said goodbye to his two younger uncles.

After arriving in the new place and getting used to it for a while, Wang Zhao had nothing to do, so he opened a dessert shop in the city.

He had originally intended to work and investigate cases with men as before, but the prefect's duties did not include investigating cases.

Even with his status as a young man, he couldn't get into the government office.

Wang Zhao couldn't stay still when he had free time.

Fortunately, he had learned how to make sweet soup when he was in Caixia City, so opening a shop now is just right.

Although it doesn't require supplementing household income, it at least helps pass the time.

Lin San felt that her husband didn't have much talent for investigating cases, but he was very suitable to be a coroner.

He would never forget a corpse image after seeing it once, and he could even apply what he learned to his work.

However, the job of a coroner, to put it bluntly, involves dealing with the dead for a long time.

Putting aside whether it's unlucky or not, it's impossible to get past the elders in the family.

Besides, her husband wasn't that bold, so Lin San didn't bring it up himself.

Later, Wang Zhao felt that making money was no longer interesting, and when the yamen was recruiting new coroners, he became eager to try again.

Lin San rarely saw him maintain such enthusiasm for something for so long, so he helped him hire an old coroner from the city to teach him how to perform autopsies.

At first, Wang Zhao was afraid, but later he discovered that most of the people who died violently were poor people, and he couldn't help but feel pity for them.

He said to Lin San: Husband, I want to give them justice.

Lin San simply told him to protect himself and didn't say anything else.

The profession of coroner is shrouded in taboo among the people, so not many people are willing to take on this job.

The yamen had posted a recruitment notice for many days, but no one came to apply, except for this one young man.

The key point is that this young man has a special status. He is not only the husband of the prefect, but his older brother is also the Vice Minister of the Ministry of Personnel.

At first, the officials thought Wang Zhao was just playful and didn't think much of him.

The work of a coroner requires experience and skill; it's not something a young man can accomplish by whispering sweet nothings in his wife's ear or having the prefect say a few kind words.

The old coroner is getting on in years, and if we can't find a new one, the burial room will eventually become empty.

In the end, the government had no choice but to agree to let him give it a try.

Wang Zhao is only a beginner; how could he possibly perform autopsies on his own?

Lin San specifically asked the old coroner to stay a little longer.

Wang Zhao learned and accumulated experience at the same time, and gradually became quite proficient.

Later, after a tender moment between the two, Wang Zhao sighed with emotion.

He never imagined that after his dream of becoming a chivalrous hero was shattered, he would end up as a coroner.

The biggest difference between my brother and my husband is probably that my brother would choose the best future for him.

But her husband indulged him without limits and supported all his decisions.

Even if it's a not-so-good road.

Wang Zhao, however, was not worried.

Because he knew that his husband would definitely cover for him.

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After Wang Zhao became pregnant, she always felt that her belly was much bigger than that of other women in the same month.

He was startled, thinking that he had been eating too well, causing the baby to grow too big.

The baby shouldn't get too fat in the womb, otherwise it will be difficult to give birth.

This could very well result in the death of both mother and child; it's a very serious matter.

So he was very careful about the amount of food he ate, but his belly still kept getting bigger and bigger.

Lin San didn't understand this either, so he called a doctor.

The doctor's abilities were limited; after taking the pulse for a while, he couldn't come up with a clear diagnosis.

Lin San asked a friend to invite a famous doctor for a consultation.

The renowned doctor took his pulse, stroked his beard, and offered his congratulations.

Upon further inquiry, it turned out that Wang Zhao was pregnant with twins.

After his initial surprise, Wang Zhao breathed a sigh of relief and beamed with joy.

I never expected it to be twins, no wonder my belly is bigger than others.

Lin San asked many questions about precautions and did everything herself, hoping to minimize the suffering her husband would endure.

Wang Zhao knew a little martial arts and was in good health, so she didn't suffer too much during childbirth.

The names of Shi Ming and Shi Yue were chosen before they were born, by Wang Zhao.

Lin San didn't care about losing the right to name the child, as long as her husband was happy.

Therefore, he naturally had no idea that Wang Zhao was harboring ulterior motives.

Such a rare and serendipitous poem, perfectly capturing the entire family of four.