Farming, Marrying a Husband and Raising a Baby

I saw the heroine say in Chapter 71: Cut some bean sprouts for cooking. Maybe I have limited knowledge. Are the bean sprouts grown in the vegetable field? Aren't they all raised on water?

The plot is quite touching! The ending was good, but did the heroine give birth to a child later? Nice......

Does it look good? Book friends

Well, I've finished reading it. It's pretty well written, but it's a bit fast, but it's a quick article after all.

Ridiculing in conversation and laughing, laughing and scolding invisibly, the level is so high and the realm is so deep, it is beyond our reach

As long as she is a time-traveling woman, no matter whether it is a farming novel or a house-fighting and palace-fighting novel, the heroine is an absolutely pure woman before time-traveling. She has never held hands, kissed, or fallen in love👍

It's no exaggeration. The male and female protagonists don't have golden fingers, but they are capable and smart. They are kind when they should be kind and cruel when they should be cruel. The plot is smooth, from nothing to everything, and they come all the way based on their wisdom and ability. The author is not as exaggerated as other writings, and is more realistic. I like them. The journey has been so difficult, but the two of them are united and trust each other. I like male protagonists with this kind of personality. Most male protagonists are either aloof and noble, arrogant and poisonous, cold and ruthless, gentle and relegated to immortals, or all kinds of powerful ones. And this is the temperament of an out-and-out ordinary person, down-to-earth and worldly, and likes this.

Is the mighty general male or female? I am a bit confused about the relationship between Princess Pingle, the mighty General Ling Ke and the emperor.

Even though Zhou Zhoulang was just a farmer, he was very kind to Ling Jiao. Even though neither he nor his nephew had enough to eat, he still gave the food to Ling Jiao. Obviously there was nothing at home, but because he was afraid that Ling Jiao would be beaten to death, he borrowed money to buy Ling Jiao back. In fact, Zhou Erlang didn't have any requirements at first. He just wanted someone to take care of his nephew and have a woman at home. After all, he is a grown man, and his parents have passed away. His eldest brother went to war and never came back. His sister-in-law also ran away, leaving only his nephew. So Zhou Erlang lived with his nephew, and the life was really miserable. But after having Ling Jiao in the house, it gradually became like a family. So slowly, Zhou Erlang fell in love with Ling Jiao, and everything Ling Jiao said was right. Zhou Zhoulang didn't take any of the money he earned from going out to buy things. Ling Jiao kept it all. Some elders told Zhou Lang not to let the daughter-in-law he bought take charge of the money, because the daughter-in-law he bought would run away as soon as he had money. But what Zhou Lang said? He said: He is not afraid of running away, but he is afraid that he will have no money when he leaves and will be bullied on the road. Isn't this the loyal dog type? I have always been an honest person, so now I don't need to say anything.

Can you farm well? Is that okay? Will you die if you don't write about the princess? It's a rare time to travel through time, and you can touch many things. Writing about it is more exciting than being a princess! Since there are ways to raise fish and make dried fish, make facial masks, make puppets, teach people how to cook, become a real estate agent, and make lots of money, wouldn't it be better to farm and do business well and lead the villagers to become well-off?