As a female agent in the 21st century, Qiao Panpan traveled through time and became a helpless orphan during a mission. She was also sold to a small ravine by her aunt to give happiness to a sick man.
Don't panic! With space in hand, Qiao Panpan first cured her sick husband's illness, and then made his life more prosperous and became a rich man who could count money until his hands cramped.
But I didn't expect that after returning from joining the army, my husband would rise through the ranks and become a powerful minister with great power.
Mu Yixing: A prosperous husband and a lucky wife, who knows who will marry him!
Reader comments
I just don't understand how the four men in the male protagonist's family could be so poor. The male protagonist can hunt. A wild boar can be sold cheaply for two taels of silver. It's enough to hunt one a month. Besides, the family also has land. If the mother raises a few chickens, she shouldn't have to eat.
The heroine has traveled through time and brought her own strength and space.
The whole book is mainly divided into three parts: the first part mainly talks about the heroine's life in the countryside; the second part mainly talks about the heroine's dealings with the best relatives and the bad love of the hero; the third part mainly talks about the conspiracy against the Mu family.
From my personal experience, although the first part progressed very quickly, it was written very warmly; in the second part, the heroine became helpless in dealing with things, a mother-in-law and a mother, which did not match the character of the agent, and this part of the story was very long; the third part mainly talked about the political struggle, and it was finally starting to be interesting, but there were many layout problems, the heroine's character was completely overturned, and the whole prince's mansion was horribly leaked. It's obvious that the heroine's status is unattainable, but people around her don't take her seriously. This is outrageous.
A little bit... Bad?
Not bad [eating melon]
The female protagonist and the male protagonist are too tolerant and unattractive
You can still cheer up
The beginning was pretty good, but in the middle, there were only Dou Jibao, and I don't know where the relatives who couldn't beat the eight poles came from. I didn't read the rest.
I just don't understand how the four men in the male protagonist's family could be so poor. The male protagonist can hunt. A wild boar can be sold cheaply for two taels of silver. It's enough to hunt one a month. Besides, the family also has land. If the mother raises a few chickens, she shouldn't have to eat.
The heroine has traveled through time and brought her own strength and space. The whole book is mainly divided into three parts: the first part mainly talks about the heroine's life in the countryside; the second part mainly talks about the heroine's dealings with the best relatives and the bad love of the hero; the third part mainly talks about the conspiracy against the Mu family. From my personal experience, although the first part progressed very quickly, it was written very warmly; in the second part, the heroine became helpless in dealing with things, a mother-in-law and a mother, which did not match the character of the agent, and this part of the story was very long; the third part mainly talked about the political struggle, and it was finally starting to be interesting, but there were many layout problems, the heroine's character was completely overturned, and the whole prince's mansion was horribly leaked. It's obvious that the heroine's status is unattainable, but people around her don't take her seriously. This is outrageous.
A little bit... Bad?
Not bad [eating melon]
The female protagonist and the male protagonist are too tolerant and unattractive
You can still cheer up
The beginning was pretty good, but in the middle, there were only Dou Jibao, and I don't know where the relatives who couldn't beat the eight poles came from. I didn't read the rest.