In Jiang tide's previous life, she focused solely on making money and died suddenly due to overwork.
After traveling through time, the koi carp possessed her, and God kissed her daughter. She could get whatever she wanted, and everything went smoothly. She was extremely lucky.
I picked up a cheap husband, who was gentle, considerate, honest and loyal, and was happy to be the biological father of two buns.
What? Bad luck? Destitute? A family with four walls?
Is this a big deal? As long as you can change things with money, it doesn't matter!
The villagers followed her into the woods. Meeting Ganoderma lucidum was like meeting weeds on the roadside. Pulling ginseng was as easy as pulling a radish. Cutting deer antlers was as easy as cutting leeks.
Dig herbs, sell medicinal wine, engage in breeding, and lead the whole village to become rich and well-off.
It is said that rich people have distant relatives in the mountains. She was a little confused by the sudden appearance of Grandmaster Grandmaster and Grandfather of the Kingdom.
What? There was also a general who said he was Liangbaozi's biological father?
What? That Dali Temple minister also said he was their biological father?
Their love deserves it.
Ordinary love, not bad
Good novel, I like it
Good looking, short and concise
Ordinary Happiness, a good book