A Tough Farm Girl: Find a Husband and Farm Together

A good old saying. There is no time travel, no rebirth, and no golden finger. The heroine is just lucky enough to be reincarnated, find a husband, and have children. Her parents are loving, her mother-in-law is kind, and her brothers and sisters are friendly. The common people's daily routines are simple and smooth, and full of warmth.

It's very interesting. Usually I skip chapters in long novels, but not in this one. The long-lasting emotions are enviable. The education of children is worth thinking about. The male and female protagonists do a good job in educating children. After reading the whole novel, I don't have too deep feelings, but it is also very good.

It's a very good novel, written very realistically, as if you were actually there. Unlike other novels where the male protagonist and the female protagonist are at odds, this novel goes straight to the theme from the beginning. Both protagonists think very realistically. Marriage is not just a matter of two people, but the union of two families. In ancient times, getting married was like reincarnation. Nowadays, getting married is also a gamble! Looking forward to the subsequent performances of the male protagonist and female protagonist!

I think it's quite beautiful, there aren't too many ups and downs, there's just a steady flow of water and mutual affection! I like the daily relationship between the male and female protagonists, tolerance and trust! Husband and wife don't have to fight over each other, the life that suits them is the most important thing! Bland doesn't mean tasteless!

I like it very much. The plot has ups and downs, and the character descriptions have their own characteristics. Especially the three views are very upright without being pedantic.

A long stream of water can lead to shortcomings. Use the most ordinary life styles to savor the ups and downs of life. There are shortcomings and regrets. There is happiness and perfection. The subject matter is very novel, showing that women can compete with men in many things but are suppressed and slowly change. Big things and small feelings seep in from childhood and become bigger. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is very plain but also very real. He is not very smart but he can also calculate. Human nature is neither good nor evil and will not be perfect. There is no universal repayment of kindness with evil, and there is no such thing as repaying kindness with evil. Huduzi talks about the bottom line and principles in life.

It's a good book. The protagonist has three positive views. Since ancient times, boys have been favored over girls. It is also difficult for women to do anything in today's society.

Nice. Now I feel like I have a lot of time reading novels and reading the comment section to gain knowledge. The most important thing is to read more comments in the comment section to avoid pitfalls. Reading the comments, many people live in modern times, but their ideology is still in ancient times. There is an obvious male flaw in it, but I was moved by the comments. So, I don't blame so many women's love brains on the Internet for having their love brains scanned.

Worth a look, I saw a review earlier that said it was not good. I added it to my bookshelf and waited to read it when I was short of books. I was pleasantly surprised, it was so good.

Finished reading. You can read the article. The male and female protagonists have no golden fingers, and the narrative technique is straightforward. The first part is about introducing the characters and foreshadowing the rest of the story, so it seems a bit unattractive. The more I read the article, the more fascinating it becomes. The second half of the article has a lighter style and looks more relaxed and enjoyable. The more realistic part of the article is that when dealing with "superior" relatives, it is not like other articles just say goodbye. How can it be so easy in this world and the exchange of favors? This article is more truthful. In most cases, we maintain superficial decency. The male protagonist and the female protagonist have distinct personalities, are not indecisive or confused, and handle things neatly. The shortcoming of the article is that the author himself did not think about the specific operations to solve the crisis in the aristocratic family and business, so the writing is relatively vague, making people feel that the crisis was solved easily. But this is not a big problem and does not affect the look and feel. The latter part writes more about the issue of "equality between men and women", and there are more women who advocate non-marriage. The latter part also writes more about the unfairness of the world to women. It is recommended that readers who are not strong-minded and sensitive to this aspect should not read it. Personally, I believe that equality between men and women means that both men and women can enjoy the same rights, resources, opportunities and protection. Equality between men and women does not mean that men and women should become the same or treat men and women the same, but that there should be no prejudice or discrimination. It is written many times in the article, "These men just have a few extra pounds..." It doesn't sound very comfortable, but if I were asked to refute it, it seems that I can only say one thing, but I can't say two, three, or four. The difference in physiological structure determines the different division of labor between the two parties. Relatively fair is relatively easy to achieve. Instead of simply saying in the article, "Men work outside the home and don't understand how hard women work at home. Women's lives are too miserable. What should they do?" In fact, no matter whether you are inside or outside, everyone is working hard. Isn't life about being good at finding joy in suffering? That's a long way off, but it's still a readable article that can pass the time during a book shortage. There are no major mistakes in the whole article, and the holes dug have been basically filled in. The ending feels slightly flawed, but it doesn't matter.