A Little Peasant Girl Full of Blessings

The adults at home are reluctant to eat eggs. Her father and brother are still working outside, and they have laid so many eggs. The heroine does not want to sell them for money, but to give them away. The house that gives things to people is so generous. It really doesn't hurt to give away free things.

It's quite interesting to see the introduction. The content seemed pretty good at first😶, but later on, why didn't the heroine's family appear much? Not only is this a new way of writing, but the pace is too slow🤔. . . After reading more than forty chapters, my initial excitement turned into impatience. (I want to ask 😌: 1: Is the baby picked up by the heroine a foreshadowing? Or is it just a passerby? Because it feels like it has a lot of background. I've only read Chapter 40, so I don't know if it's been written later. . 2: Does the heroine keep giving away things? Is it normal for the heroine to take her children to the mountains and rivers every day and rely on her luck to raise her own children? 🤔🤔🤔 3: Originally, out of habit, I thought I would write about the heroine going to school. After all, there is a learning system (an old routine). But I am no longer interested in what the heroine does later. Now the learning system has jumped a few times (learning agriculture is normal, but it is so short, I don't know what to say). I don't know how the live broadcast system will appear in the future.) To be honest, I don't know what to say🤐

There are two systems. What should Jin Meiyu do now? But the current situation is also true. In this case, everything will feel good, but for Jin Meiyu, it doesn't matter.

First Not bad, not bad (*๓´╰╯`๓)♡ After reading it, I want to remind you to update it soon.

When she saw later, her father was dead, she was really upset. My biological father is not doing well, but my adoptive father is dead. I am a little sad and cried to death.

It seemed pretty good at first, but then the more I watched, the more speechless I became. The heroine kept sending things out of the house... Wouldn't it be nice to have these things for the family to eat or exchange for money... And at the beginning, she said there was no meat to eat, but later she said she didn't like bacon, and there was a lot left. The more she watched, the more speechless she became...

I've read more than 30 chapters so far. The heroine's behavior and family situation are always contradictory... And she's a bit holy + her elbows are turned outward. 1. The heroine has never been out before, so she went to the river for the first time... 2. The heroine currently only studies the Thousand-Character Classic and growing mushrooms, but suddenly she realizes that a girl with meat is easy to give birth to and can be said to be a good family... And she also knows the benefits of referring to the matchmaker's gift as a thank you to her elders... 3. I don't know if it's because the heroine's father asked the whole village to catch fish together instead of eating alone. The eggs laid by the chickens raised behind the heroine are scattered out every day, and no one is left behind... All the men in the heroine's family are outside to make money... The heroine doesn't say anything about scattering eggs, but a whole wild boar is dealt with how the heroine says... 4. As mentioned earlier, the heroine seemed reluctant to eat eggs, but later on, there was so much meat that she even gave away all the bacon rabbits... What I prefer in the whole story is the attributes of koi, but the heroine is really too spendthrift...

I don't quite understand the logic of this book, and the direction behind it is getting more and more confusing. The front is a group favorite article, but what about the back? Gong Douwen? Is this book a non-CP novel, or does it change from fantasy to modern times or something? There are quite a lot of typos, and there are a lot of repeated chapters. I originally wanted to follow it honestly, but I just couldn't stand it anymore...

It's true that the heroine is lucky, and it's okay to help others, but it's better to help the poor than to help the poor. To say that you are not sensible, you still know how to be human and worry about marriage and so on! Also, my family background is not that good. Almost nothing left at home is given away. Why don't you think about your father and brother who are still working hard to support the family? The more I read, the more speechless I became, and I gave up the article...

The beginning is okay, but it gets worse towards the end, the connection is not smooth, and chapters are repeated too many times, which is just making money😎😎😎😎