Doted on by the Whole Farm: Husband, Come Count the Silver!

There is nothing worse than this. In the second chapter, the heroine went to the town to buy supplies for the winter. She said that people here have never eaten white flour and white rice and sweet potatoes are the staple food. No one has ever grown wheat. In the third chapter, the heroine bought meat buns as soon as she got out of the car. Isn't the author embarrassed? How can we sell steamed buns without a crop like wheat?

It's still very interesting to read, mainly because the family is not complicated. In a farming novel, I'm most afraid of seeing a family with more than ten people in it, and a fight that lasts for ten chapters. The pace of this novel is quite fast.

Very pretty

Looks good, come on