Auntie’s Got a Farm in the 1950S: Raising Kids and Stirring Up Trouble

It's very good-looking. I especially like the historical novel. The golden finger is a thick historical novel, but there is no spiritual spring water to save my brother. It's a pity that the heroine is very real, lives cautiously, and looks forward to their happy life in their hometown. Such a good story, the rating is too low.

I also want to come and go quietly, but this happens all the time, so I can only rate it and mark it. There are good things to see, and of course there are also things to complain about. In the end, it was because: a naughty boy in the village bullied a little girl, and the little girl's two brothers beat the naughty boy again. Those two children are not nearly adults. The heroine even secretly gave the naughty mother ten yuan. I wonder if her brain was taken away by the dung beetle.

I think it's very beautiful. I think the scene of the heroine is very good, because it was different in that era from now. I like this kind of long and thin water. It is best if there is no male protagonist behind, which will affect the sister's speed of drawing the sword.

I like this book very much. A woman works hard to strengthen herself with two milk babies in a strange place. There is no need for a male protagonist, or the later the male protagonist appears, the better.

It's nice to look at. The heroine is nice, decisive and straightforward, but it's a bit lacking [smile]

It has thoughts and content, meets the requirements of the times, and has no ability to turn your hands into clouds or rain. It is a very down-to-earth book. It is very good. Big support for the author! There is no need for a male protagonist, that's fine.

When I first entered the pit, I saw the death of the protagonist's brother. It was indeed a pity that the protagonist's Goldfinger Ranch did not have a spiritual spring to save people, but it was also normal. Things in the world could not be as perfect as one wished. I don't know if there will be a side story later about the reason why her brother got married in the first place. Now that there is no explanation, it feels a bit unclear. After all, the author also said that the two of them are incompatible. I am a book reader, and when I heard Chapter 109, Happy Winter Solstice, it was really a drama. I don't know where the author is from, but he even visited relatives during the Winter Solstice to wish each other a Happy Winter Solstice [awkward laugh]

It's pretty cool, come on

It's very beautiful, I hope it won't collapse in the future [Sending my heart]

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