Widowed Overnight, I Farmed My Way to Fortune with Three Kids
一朝守寡，我带着三个崽种田致富
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- Completed
- Length
- 316k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
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- 4y ago
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Laid-Back Farming, Nothing Complicated or Chaotic
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No quick transmigration and no rebirth. The female lead is the principal wife of the household and has several children with a scumbag man, but he has never cared for either her or the children. One day, the scumbag brings his white moonlight home and even hurts his own children. The children all persuade the female lead to divorce him and promote their respective masters as potential partners.
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This is a simple book, telling the stories of ordinary people. There's nothing outrageous about it. After finishing it, reflecting on the plot, not many parts really stand out. It's about arguing with the in-laws and the wife's family, selling recipes, cooking for a powerful figure, interspersed with the melodramatic love-hate relationship between a pair of delinquents in the village, starting a…
A very sweet and heartwarming story. The female lead handles difficult characters without getting involved, raises three babies, and works hard to become wealthy. The village is also quite united and friendly. The male lead is just a minor character. 😆😆😆😆
It was great, but the ending was unbearable! It went by too fast...
Is there no follow-up to Xiao Zhao's story? What happened to the male and female leads' lives afterward? What about the children's future? It's so sudden! [Rolls eyes] But the plot is great, and the characters are very well-developed. I still really like it.
The female lead is decisive towards both her husband's and her own families, and patient and tolerant towards her three children. Earning money to support the family doesn't seem too difficult for her. But she's so young, is it really true that there's no male lead? Is the little boy staying at her house a prince, a crown prince, or a grandson of the emperor?
It was great, but the ending was too fast, leaving me wanting more!
It looks great! 👍👍
Go go go!
It's a nice read, simple and easy to understand. 👌
When I flipped to this book and read the synopsis, I lost interest in the idea of a stepmother raising a child. I still prefer the idea of the biological mother raising the child; it's less of a burden to raise the child and to watch over them.