[Koi + ancient saying + sweet pet + farming]
The little koi princess of the Arowana tribe was inexplicably knocked unconscious by a mortal who fell into the water. When she opened her eyes, she became the happy wife of the Su family, Ye Huan. The little princess cried and wanted to run away, but found that Su Changan, who was about to die of illness, was the savior she had been looking for for more than three hundred years! The fish jumped over the dragon gate, only this kindness was not repaid. So the little princess stayed and worked diligently on washing and cooking... Two days later, the Su family, which was already almost unable to open the pot, became even worse. The Su family couldn't bear it and planned to sell her. Unexpectedly, they found that there was placer gold in the smashed bowl, and the weeds they picked were medicinal herbs? Later, Ye Huan always picked up treasures and always turned bad things into good fortune. The Su family was shocked every day. The Su family is in trouble, Su Changan is cured of his illness, and the little princess feels that repaying her kindness is over! Unexpectedly, Su Changan held the little girl in his arms: Madam, others must repay their kindness with their own bodies.
Reader comments
It's acceptable, pretty good-looking [note]
It's over before it's even finished.
I only read the finished book. The previous chapters were quite interesting, but I feel like I've only read half of the story. It turns out there are ten more chapters left for the finale? ? ? ? This is not called unfinished work, this is called hastily ended and abandoned.
It's acceptable, pretty good-looking [note]
It's over before it's even finished. I only read the finished book. The previous chapters were quite interesting, but I feel like I've only read half of the story. It turns out there are ten more chapters left for the finale? ? ? ? This is not called unfinished work, this is called hastily ended and abandoned.
It's okay [like] [like]
Very nice! ! !
This is pretty good, not bad