The Daily Life of a Daughter of a Small Beijing Official Raising a Family
by Ice Age
About This Novel
In a daze, Su Ruojin was reborn as the eldest daughter of a doctor of the eighth-rank Imperial College in Bianjing City of the Dayin Dynasty. As her mother gave birth to an older brother and then a younger brother, the life of a small civil servant's family changed from being in straitened circumstances to borrowing money to survive. How can a six-year-old little master stand on a small stool that is large enough for the stove, and worry about the next meal? Not afraid... Not afraid... Living in the super metropolis Bianjing City, the city is prosperous and commercially developed, and it brings delicious food that will be available for thousands of years. How can it be possible to starve to death? Impossible... Absolutely impossible... The Imperial College, the Three Provinces, the Five Supervisors and the Nine Temples are all places where civil servants gather. If anyone doesn't want breakfast, then let's start from the breakfast stall, with deep-fried fried dough sticks and pancakes served with soybean milk and sesame dumplings and eight-treasure porridge. Do you think we don't have enough tricks? Pancakes, fruit steamed buns, fried tofu, pocket cakes and mutton soaked in desert... Looking for cotton bombs and quilts... Youfang Winery Grocery Store... Fighting chaos and catching bandits... I can't make enough money... I can't make all my money... Holding the pot in the left hand, the shovel in the right hand, the most colorful fireworks in the world, the super prosperous Kyoto, the little girl is here!
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Official(107)Scraped 22d ago
The first hundred or so chapters are okay. The heroine is constantly improving and reliant on herself! It's hard to say what follows. What he does is more like the Holy Mother than the Holy Mother. He saves everyone he meets and wants to take care of everything. He has no ability to save the world but wants to be a saint, causing others to suffer along with him. It's so disgusting!
What is the use of this mother? I have been taking care of myself and worrying.
I don't like the last few chapters. The heroine is too mother-hearted. Shangguan Island is already very miserable, and it's still like this. The Zhong family is so domineering and forcing people to marry. It's really enough. It seems a little short of the back of the neck. There is no desire like at the beginning.
I was pleasantly surprised to find this refreshing book among the vast sea of books, but there are too few of them. I'm really tired of this feeling of wanting to read and waiting for it! Alas, good food is not afraid of being late. Come on, author! There is no exaggerated halo of the heroine, no thick fingers, a true portrayal of a girl who was born through pregnancy and worked hard to support her family, take care of her brothers, and take care of her parents! I really like the down-to-earth writing!
The part where Shangguan was forced into marriage really disgusted me!
The heroine is really disgusting! I also hope that both of them will be happy. Damn it, they will be happy if they are forced. I really hope that Shangguan will not do what they want even if he just acts up. It makes me mad! What a family, what a heroine!
The male and female protagonists are a perfect match!
The character design was pretty good in the early stages, but it started to fall apart in the middle. The male protagonist was a legal guy who was forced to love the domineering boss. He had to go to the heroine's room in the middle of the night and was forced to hug and sleep next to the heroine. I completely ignored the heroine's reputation and even threatened the maid to sell them out. The heroine is also a responsible and upright person. She had to let Shangguan marry a fool. She could have let Shangguan avoid it in advance, but the heroine didn't say anything about her morals and kidnapped Shangguan and watched Shangguan fall into the trap. How? Your own brother cannot marry a fool, but someone else can?
It looks so annoying. The heroine's mother knows how to be sad and gets sick when she is sad.
It's pretty cool, but I think it's outrageous. The heroine is cooking for a big family at the age of six. Even if the heroine is a good chef, can't she direct others to cook? It has to be done by a six-year-old child.
Can you give me an update? The novel is very good so far. There are some conflicts but the whole thing is warm and interesting. The most interesting part is the part where the prince and Mr. Fan visit Dr. Su. It feels like a very comfortable life. It is so graphic. Really, the author will give me an update. (This is the first time I have asked for an update after reading a novel for more than 13 years. Hahahahahaha.)
You can obviously ignore what happened to the heroine, but why did you join the Zhong Ning family to morally kidnap Shangguan, and still think you are doing Shangguan good?
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Official(107)Scraped 22d ago
The first hundred or so chapters are okay. The heroine is constantly improving and reliant on herself! It's hard to say what follows. What he does is more like the Holy Mother than the Holy Mother. He saves everyone he meets and wants to take care of everything. He has no ability to save the world but wants to be a saint, causing others to suffer along with him. It's so disgusting!
What is the use of this mother? I have been taking care of myself and worrying.
I don't like the last few chapters. The heroine is too mother-hearted. Shangguan Island is already very miserable, and it's still like this. The Zhong family is so domineering and forcing people to marry. It's really enough. It seems a little short of the back of the neck. There is no desire like at the beginning.
I was pleasantly surprised to find this refreshing book among the vast sea of books, but there are too few of them. I'm really tired of this feeling of wanting to read and waiting for it! Alas, good food is not afraid of being late. Come on, author! There is no exaggerated halo of the heroine, no thick fingers, a true portrayal of a girl who was born through pregnancy and worked hard to support her family, take care of her brothers, and take care of her parents! I really like the down-to-earth writing!
The part where Shangguan was forced into marriage really disgusted me!
The heroine is really disgusting! I also hope that both of them will be happy. Damn it, they will be happy if they are forced. I really hope that Shangguan will not do what they want even if he just acts up. It makes me mad! What a family, what a heroine!
The male and female protagonists are a perfect match!
The character design was pretty good in the early stages, but it started to fall apart in the middle. The male protagonist was a legal guy who was forced to love the domineering boss. He had to go to the heroine's room in the middle of the night and was forced to hug and sleep next to the heroine. I completely ignored the heroine's reputation and even threatened the maid to sell them out. The heroine is also a responsible and upright person. She had to let Shangguan marry a fool. She could have let Shangguan avoid it in advance, but the heroine didn't say anything about her morals and kidnapped Shangguan and watched Shangguan fall into the trap. How? Your own brother cannot marry a fool, but someone else can?
It looks so annoying. The heroine's mother knows how to be sad and gets sick when she is sad.
It's pretty cool, but I think it's outrageous. The heroine is cooking for a big family at the age of six. Even if the heroine is a good chef, can't she direct others to cook? It has to be done by a six-year-old child.
Can you give me an update? The novel is very good so far. There are some conflicts but the whole thing is warm and interesting. The most interesting part is the part where the prince and Mr. Fan visit Dr. Su. It feels like a very comfortable life. It is so graphic. Really, the author will give me an update. (This is the first time I have asked for an update after reading a novel for more than 13 years. Hahahahahaha.)
You can obviously ignore what happened to the heroine, but why did you join the Zhong Ning family to morally kidnap Shangguan, and still think you are doing Shangguan good?
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