Take a Husband to Farm

After seeing Mu Rousang regretting the major she chose in college after time travel, I also thought about what my major could do in ancient times, because pharmacy majors all study Western medicine, but in ancient times, Chinese medicine was basically used. I feel that I will be useless if I travel to ancient times...

The heroine actually thought about being a concubine. I was speechless. Does she still look like a modern person?

Seeing Mu Rousang lose contact with the ground in a gorgeous way before she finished eating the meat buns, I suddenly felt a little sorry for the uneaten meat buns. Maybe it was because the fate between Mu Rousang and the meat buns was not enough.

The heroine really wants to be a concubine. It's so unfair to Yang Zixuan, she's just a spare tire!

Mu Rousang's luck may need to be improved a bit. Speaking of the scene before she traveled through time, it felt, well, quite thrilling. Just talking about the part where the taxi she was riding in rushed into the water was very exciting.

I came here specifically to read the comments. It's great. Finally, it's not just me who thinks the heroine is a bit weird. To actually want to be someone else's concubine, that's too self-righteous and more... You know.

The ending is touching and pretty, but there are a lot of repetitions in the middle.

Isn't it about turning a husband to farm? I've read half of it and I still haven't turned it back. I'm dizzy and a bit confused. Sometimes the content is repeated. I'm halfway through and I don't know if I should continue. Come on, author↖(^ω^)↗↖(^ω^)↗↖(^ω^)↗↖(^ω^)↗↖(^ω^)↗

A very good book, worth recommending

There are a lot of short chats at home, and many of them are repeated. It is estimated that more than 30 chapters can be deleted, and skipping them all is a waste of time.