Tired of office life, Jiang Ziyu returns to her county town and inherits the little supermarket her grandmother left her, only to discover that it is actually a portable pocket dimension. After accidentally falling into the water, she opens her eyes to find herself a motherless farm girl, with a whole crowd of awful relatives trailing behind her. They decide to sell Jiang Ziyu for silver and a chance at a better future, but Jiang Ziyu decides to deliver justice on Heaven's behalf! Jiang Ziyu makes a fortune with a group of dependents in tow, and life is sweet. But the man who has stood by her as she fought her way through every obstacle regains his “memories” and wants to marry her? Jiang Ziyu: “Marquis, we're from vastly different worlds. I can't marry you.” Someone: “That's fine. I'll marry you. I can even move into your family.” Jiang Ziyu: “??”
It's quite good; the writing isn't frustrating, doesn't portray characters as saintly, and isn't omnipotent.
Well done, intelligent and resourceful. Clear and logical thinking, with strong likes and dislikes.
It's a great read! I rarely read serialized novels because I don't like waiting for updates. I hope the author will be more diligent and not keep us waiting too long!
I really enjoyed this story. I loved Jiang Ziyu's independent and self-reliant character, Xiao Jiucheng's lifelong devotion to one person, and the mutual pursuit of their love. Jiang Ziyu's initial circumstances weren't good; in fact, they were quite bad.
I'm missing an uncle like Mingyuan. I have a father like Mingquan, but he's not like that. An uncle should marry an aunt, even if it's a younger relative, I'd be willing. I believe Seventh Master wouldn't stop me. The author should add a few side stories! It's so good!
Very good, I really enjoy reading farming novels with spatial abilities.
The story is well-structured, concise, and layered. The female lead possesses a "golden finger" (a special advantage in Chinese web novels), but it's not overly complicated and is plausible. Through her intelligence and wisdom, she paves a bright path for herself and her family.
They're all pretty good-looking, and the time-traveling women are all amazing.
The author's books are all excellent, with captivating and suspenseful plots. However, this book leaves several plot holes unresolved! Who is the female lead's father? Who ultimately caused the deaths of her parents? Also, the Chi family clearly had their own son, yet they still adopted a son, who, along with Gu Qingzhou, harmed the female lead's mother and grandmother, yet they weren't executed in the end!
🖐🏻️ Stars. Overall, it's a sweet slice-of-life story with no really disgusting scenes. The male and female leads are very harmonious, and it's quite sweet to ship them occasionally! The first hundred chapters are all about the female lead working hard to get rich, with the male lead occasionally making a cameo appearance. It's not that the female lead is particularly fierce!