[No romance + farming + pocket dimension + reborn]
Sold to a sickly young master as a bride to bring him good fortune, Nan Yin is cautious at every turn, but still cannot escape death.
When she opens her eyes again, she has returned to the time before she wandered off while playing?
Since Heaven has given her another chance, she’s going to seize it!
In this life, she won’t bring prosperity to a husband. She’ll bring it to herself!
What? She actually has a pocket dimension with a spirit spring!
Watch her make a fortune by living off the land!
Take on wicked relatives and grow thousand-year-old medicinal herbs.
After her family is reunited, Nan Yin only wants to live a quiet, happy life with them.
She never expected the spirit spring to save the husband she never met in her previous life, or for the schemes of that life to be revealed one by one...
It's a bit slow, the narrative is unclear, and I'm often bothered by the protagonist's stupid intelligence. The most unbearable thing is that every time something happens, it's always the beginning, and then there have to be a few people next to me to say a bunch of stupid things before getting to the main topic. For example, when I went to the city to deliver goods, I was beaten, and the village chief anxiously asked the heroine to talk about it. Isn't that right? Should I speak clearly quickly? I was rambling here and there to make things clear. This scene happened several times. It was quite speechless. It was said to be an urgent matter. It was really embarrassing and annoying to drag on and explain clearly. In addition, when describing the expression of speaking, I always used "said lightly". It really does not apply to all scenes. "Said lightly"
The heroine has a very good ending, and she has very good relatives. There are not many, especially Da Ya, who can notice her differences and help her. She feels warm and affectionate in her heart.
Not bad, but not without cp
Good, good, good