The Mute Husband and the Farmer's Wife Are Busy Farming

I accidentally saw it from the new book list and read all the chapters in one go. I really enjoyed reading it and I couldn't get enough of it~ Good luck to the author.

Damn, the book you wrote is so beautiful. I didn't like reading farming articles before, but your book made me read this type of article again, so you must work hard! Support you!

Damn, come on, look forward to the explosive update, but according to my experience, there will be no explosive update until it is released on the shelves. However, it requires at least 300,000 words to be released on the shelves, but now it is only 100,000 words! A resentful little look.

Another heroine who was so stupid in her previous life, another heroine who was killed and reborn, and another heroine who became so smart after her rebirth. Her cousin made it clear to me, and she kept asking me to meet Brother Lu, a married woman. , A woman with a husband, a poor woman, where does she get the confidence to think that the man named Lu loves her? Should the author make the heroine so stupid in her previous life and so smart in her future life? Can a person's IQ change so much after life and death? I laughed too. Maybe I'm stupid and don't appreciate it.

I feel like the male protagonist is also reborn, because one chapter says that he restrained himself and felt it was not the right time to tell the female protagonist. The chapter where he spoke further shows that he was also reborn.

As mentioned in the previous chapter, Jin Jiu wanted to speak, but then he felt that he couldn't because the time had not come yet. If I remember correctly, Qingqing went to town with them, but when she came back, she got blisters on her feet, and Ye Mu pricked them. After applying medicine, when Qingqing fell asleep, Jin Jiu seemed to want to say something like "Qingqing, don't be afraid." I forgot what he meant specifically. Anyway. . . Oops, I don't know what to say. I feel a little incoherent as I talk.

Is the male protagonist reborn?

I have read them all, and the content in the first 700 or so chapters is pretty good. In other words, Qingqing's life has been very comfortable since she was pregnant with the baby. There were one or two natural disasters, but then the content began to be incomprehensible, and the case started to be solved out of nowhere. That's okay. The author still connected the stories, but the process of solving the case was not clear and vague. The part where Qingqing was killed later was also very abrupt. Suddenly three years later, she lost her memory and recovered her memory. She regained her memory after being messed with by Ye Nuan, and then she died very suddenly and the story ended in the third life. (Anyway, I feel that the explanation of things is not as good as the first half, and it is more perfunctory) Also, Pan An's character has never revealed his specific identity. Then, when it comes to the embroidery that Pan An asked Qingqing to make, he explained that Ah Jiu knew the inside story, but did not say what it was used for. There are also many emotional exchanges between Ah Jiu and Qing Qing in the article, which made people feel baffled. It was always mentioned that Qing Qing believed in Ah Jiu, and Ah Jiu also believed that Qing Qing would not say anything they didn't want to say, and the other party would understand. It would not be too late to find out when the other party wanted to say it. (I just want to say that they understand and tolerate each other. As a reader, I want to know. At least give me an explanation.) After Qingqing's death in the second life, many of the foreshadowings laid by the characters and the author were not explained later. Did Ye Nuan have nothing else to do after Qingqing's death? What's the story after Ah Jiu arrived at the scene? No more? Where is Pan An? Where is Ye Qiao? I can only say that after reading it, I was very disappointed with the development of the subsequent storyline. It was not explained clearly at all. I basically gave you vague information and then used your own imagination to guess further. The first half of the book is understandable, but the later parts are indifferent. It even makes people feel like "Huh? Why is this like this? What happened?". A suggestion for future readers, just read the first half. Anyway, you just need to know that their family will live happily together, and Ah Jiu will always pamper Qingqing...

The author has many words wrong. Just spend money to read it, so many words are used incorrectly, it looks very laborious and not worth it.

I have read the most bizarre rebirth novel so far, the Zhen·Zhizhi series. The front part feels a bit watery, but the back part feels a bit watery. . . Emmmmm Author, just be happy. After reading it, I was really speechless and couldn't say anything. Stars are for writing. I have to say that although the entire story frame is really difficult to describe in one sentence, the description and early logic are pretty good. I have to say that the author is really suitable for writing pessimistic and world-weary articles, but readers like us who have nothing to do just want to decompress after reading the farming article. As a result, after reading the article, we have the urge to buy a piece of instant noodles and crush it. Alas