
The Evil Daughter-in-law of the Farmer Became a Good Person
About This Novel
Tang Xin just wanted to go downstairs to stock up on food, but he didn't expect that he would travel through time. Not to mention that his home was shabby and old, and there was an extra little bun. What, another one in his belly? In order to let his children live a happy life, Tang Xin had no choice but to embark on the road of making a fortune.
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Official(1)Scraped 6d ago
There are loopholes
Doesn't the heroine have her own supermarket? Since the supermarkets even have medicinal materials, how about the most indispensable rice? Do you want to go to town to buy it? Since I don't have any money, shouldn't I save some money in the early stage? Do you have to eat polished rice? Brown rice, millet, etc. Are not nutritious? Are whole grains nutritionally worse than polished rice? To put it bluntly, rice tastes good, and its nutritional content is only sugar and starch. There is so much food in the supermarket in your own space, why waste money on buying it? That's a supermarket, not a canteen, right? What doesn't the supermarket have? I have seen a story where the heroine followed the house through time. What was in the house before was automatically replenished after use. The things in the house are limited, but there are many things sold in this supermarket. Do I need to spend money to buy them outside? Supermarkets even sell ginseng medicinal materials. Anyway, I haven't seen any supermarkets that carry them. The heroine's is good, there are some that shouldn't be there, and none that should be there.
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Community(0)
Official(1)Scraped 6d ago
There are loopholes
Doesn't the heroine have her own supermarket? Since the supermarkets even have medicinal materials, how about the most indispensable rice? Do you want to go to town to buy it? Since I don't have any money, shouldn't I save some money in the early stage? Do you have to eat polished rice? Brown rice, millet, etc. Are not nutritious? Are whole grains nutritionally worse than polished rice? To put it bluntly, rice tastes good, and its nutritional content is only sugar and starch. There is so much food in the supermarket in your own space, why waste money on buying it? That's a supermarket, not a canteen, right? What doesn't the supermarket have? I have seen a story where the heroine followed the house through time. What was in the house before was automatically replenished after use. The things in the house are limited, but there are many things sold in this supermarket. Do I need to spend money to buy them outside? Supermarkets even sell ginseng medicinal materials. Anyway, I haven't seen any supermarkets that carry them. The heroine's is good, there are some that shouldn't be there, and none that should be there.









