[Reborn + good luck + everyone’s favorite + farming] She woke up as a painfully skinny girl. Luckily, her father doted on her, her mother loved her, and her siblings stood by her. With no food, the endless mountains became her treasury. Just watch how her good fortune brings one lucky break after another. Knowledge is wealth, and even with nothing to her name, she can still amass a fortune worth billions. What’s that? Zhang the Fortune-Teller wants to take me away? Let him come. I’ll show him how a carp leaping over the Dragon Gate is done. Picking on the awful ones? Forget it. I’d rather use that time to check on the seedlings in my experimental field. Drawing on five thousand years of cultural heritage, she helps her parents develop agriculture and her brothers succeed in the imperial exams. She thought making connections with the county magistrate would let her settle down as a little landowner, but what’s with that handsome guy staring at her? Now the marquis’s household wants to borrow her good luck. What should she do? Is her lucky-carp identity about to be exposed?
The story is simple and down-to-earth, filled with everyday family matters, reflecting reality. Xiaoya is a time-traveling woman whose family has already split up. Faced with the exploitation and cold words of her grandparents and aunts, why doesn't she resist? She endures it again and again, which is infuriating to read. The third wife's weakness is infuriating. Hopefully, later chapters will show readers the third wife who dares to resist and fight for her own rights. The beginning was a bit frustrating, but it became less heart-wrenching when the family members started to rebel. Although it's a time-travel novel, there are no cheat codes or spatial abilities, which is a good thing—it's not too fantastical. It's just a pity the ending felt rushed, and some characters weren't properly introduced. This novel deserves at least a nine out of ten; it's much more realistic than novels with cheat codes and spatial abilities!
It's good, but the ending felt too rushed.
It's interesting; it depicts the lives of ordinary people.
The ending came on too suddenly.
A good book
It's about everyday life, down-to-earth and relatable. Very engaging.
After reading it, there were many things left unexplained, and that was the end of it.
It's great, the content is wonderful, I really like it.
It's alright 😄, it sounds pretty good, good for passing the time.
The book was good, but the ending was rather abrupt.