A flowerpot fell from the sky and landed with a thump. Wide-eyed and bewildered, Yang Jiujiu scored the ultimate transmigration package: the title of the prettiest young widow, a husband and in-laws who might have died long ago, and four children to raise. She became both the mother who kept the family fed and the sister-in-law who guided the children down the right path.
But the family was poor, life was hard, there was no food in the pot and no strength to dig the soil. Several children, not quite grown, were clamoring to be fed. Looking at their gaunt faces and hearing other people’s prejudice and curses, Yang Jiujiu angrily slapped her thigh and sprang to her feet. “So what if we’re poor? What’s the big deal?!”
“With a good hoe, there’ll be plenty of meat and fish!”
“Nothing else matters. Making money by putting the riffraff in their place comes first!”
Yang Jiujiu rolled up her sleeves, brimming with fight. She took two children by the hand, put worthless relatives in their place, and brewed wine whose fragrance carried for miles. Her kids were thoughtful and dependable, and she set them all on the road to prosperity. There was just one little snag when it came to finding the children a new dad.
Yang Jiujiu looked expressionlessly at the man who was said to have been dead for years, but somehow wasn’t. Frowning, she waved him off. “Kids’ dad, move aside. You’re blocking my way to go admire handsome men.”
The newly promoted general, who had failed to die, grabbed her hand. Under the horrified gaze of the four children, he gritted his teeth and asked, “Am I not handsome?”
“Take another look at me, won’t you?”
It's good. I like the female lead's character; she's not a saint, and she either uses words or takes direct action. The only downside is that there aren't enough chapters; it's not enough to keep you reading.
Short story, the female lead's temperament is just my type, so great! No so-called space-time cheat codes, no scheming cousins, and no endless conspiracies, it's really good! I'd give it eight stars if I could!
It's a very good read. There are no cheat codes or special abilities; the protagonist gets rich through her own hard work. It's not as magical as other transmigration novels. Every step is solid and down-to-earth. The female lead has an outstanding personality and character. The author's writing is also very good. All the scene descriptions are very reasonable, natural, and not exaggerated. It's one of the few books that I could keep reading for a long time.
It was a great show, the only downside was that there wasn't enough romance between the male and female leads, and the male lead's career also fizzled out later on 🤦 The ending felt a bit rushed.
The female lead is good; she's not a saint. The short story is quite good, but the rating is too low.
I was really enjoying it when it ended! But it was still pretty good.
I read it in one go. I love reading this kind of fast-paced, unpalatable book. Definitely deserves a good review!
It's quite good. The female lead is very capable, with excellent verbal and physical skills. The male lead has too little screen time; it's definitely a female-centric story. The ending would be even better if it were more detailed.
It's so good! The female lead is an upright, kind, and incorruptible girl. She believes in treating others with the utmost respect and I admire that kind of strong, independent woman. This book is really good; I'll keep reading! 😁
It's great! The female lead is fiercely protective of her family, it seems like the male lead doesn't really get much of a role 😄! The plot is fast-paced and concise, full of satisfying revenge, like a chivalrous heroine. But the ending was too quick! Why? I don't quite understand it.