The Little Cute Daughter-in-law of the Boss

There is no problem with the author's writing style and expression, and the article is very smooth. It's just that the emotional aspect is too abrupt. I would like to ask the heroine, a modern woman with a successful career, suddenly transported to the backward ancient times, and she has a farmer husband, doesn't she have no intention of rejecting her? Although the environment is such that there is no choice, but there is no mental activity to refute, so just accept the treatment of men being superior to women? Or does it mean that the author did not write about this aspect of psychological activities? Also, before the female protagonist traveled through time, the male protagonist already liked her original body very much. After the female protagonist traveled through time, the male protagonist didn't notice at all, but he still liked her very much, which shows that this male protagonist is a person who values ​​appearance. Does the heroine fall in love with the hero like this? Are you not particular about it in your heart? Don't you feel uncomfortable living in the same house with strangers you've never met before?

It bothers me that others still miss me when they have a family.

Luozi 30 articles, were ancient threads so expensive? And I think the wooden hairpin is more cost-effective than the Luozi. The novel also said that it is more cost-effective than the wooden hairpin... It's really unreasonable... Don't talk about ancient times, let's talk about modern times. I am 24 years old. When I was a child, my grandparents never bought those flowery headbands all year round. It only cost a few yuan, let alone working for a day, and then I did it badly. I have this money for half a day... I was only given a few cents during the Chinese New Year... This is still modern... With the consumption level of ancient farmers, how could it be possible to spend 30 yuan to buy a bracelet made of rope, and the farmer did not have such a high amount of money reserves. How well-founded the family must be to be willing to give money to their daughter to buy this? This girl really has a lot of say. She can buy whatever she wants... I think it's reasonable to dedicate a space to talk about her going to a temple fair or something to rip off big customers... But this at the beginning is really a bit discouraging... However, there is one thing to say, the reason why I feel that the setting here is unreasonable is because I first read the other novels that were not much updated after I read the update → Xianggong is like a koi and waited for the update →. Because I had expectations for the author's novel first, I thought the writing was quite good. Although the wording, sentence making, and plot settings were sometimes a bit idealistic, they were all pretty much the same and OK. That's why I felt more and more that this setting was unreasonable... However, if it is for the purpose of allowing the heroine to quickly acquire the starting capital to make a fortune, then... It is... Still... Just... Excusable...

"The prices here are extremely low. You can buy a crispy and delicious oil-seed pancake for just one penny, and you can buy a pound of crispy and delicious fried rice cakes. You can eat small mahua for a month, which is only fifteen cents. If you go out to work as a part-time worker, you can only earn seven or eight cents a day. This bracelet only sold for 30 cents, which was equivalent to three or four days' wages. Many people in the farm family were reluctant to use the money to buy seemingly useless things. " According to the prices of goods and labor described in the article, the bracelet made of thick thread by the heroine costs 30 yuan. I really can't understand it. It's a thick thread!

The heroine must have had a difficult life at her second uncle's house. She didn't have a good diet and had to do farm work. It's strange that her hands are still white and tender.

Can you update it soon?

The eldest sister-in-law is the troublemaker in the family. She is the one who drives a wedge between the heroine and her mother-in-law every day. Separate the family as soon as possible, otherwise how can the heroine make money

The story is quite interesting. The girl is a 30-year-old leftover woman who is working hard for her career. She gets into a car accident and crosses over into a man who jumped into a river to escape the fate of being married to a domestically violent man by his uncle and aunt. The boy is a general who died in the war and was reborn as a boy in the village. He saved the heroine who jumped into the river and got married. There is also a young master of an aristocratic family who was killed in his previous life and his family was destroyed. He was saved by the general in his previous life. The second male protagonist came back to change his destiny in this life. Maybe because he killed the bad guy in advance, there will be no war in this life. The male and female protagonists only need to make a fortune and become well-off.

I want to know if the male protagonist has a rotten peach blossom or something. I hate this kind of thing the most.

The book "Abandoned Farmer's Wife" seems to be good at first glance, but I haven't finished it yet! The author is good, so I searched for his other books!