A Match Made for Wealth

The author's writing was indeed hard work, so I'm giving it five stars. However, this is a warning for those looking for a farming/farming novel. First, the male lead is a twenty-year-old who hasn't accomplished anything. He just follows the female lead around all day, blushing constantly and stammering when he speaks.

As a bookworm for over a decade, this is the first time I've read a novel that comprehensively develops Northwest China, specifically the Turpan region. It's definitely worth reading. The female protagonist's cheat code is her agricultural expertise from her previous life. Once she transmigrates, she can immediately discover economically valuable plants in nature and quickly become rich.

This is a very good time-travel farming novel, truly authentic farming. I'm just curious why, with tens of thousands of soldiers in Turpan, they didn't use karez wells but instead used hand pump wells. Is Princess Su also a time traveler, or is she not being honest about it?

This book is truly excellent, a farming novel with a wealth of knowledge. The female protagonist uses her professional knowledge to develop the Great Northwest and realize her self-worth, while the male protagonist is also very ambitious. He joins the army and gets a promotion, all to be on par with the female protagonist.

I've finished reading it and will leave a review later. It's a pretty good book with substance. The female lead reaches great heights step by step through her own abilities, as does the male lead. There aren't any exaggerated plot points or superpowers.

I think it's okay. As an orphan, A Luo started with just over ten coins, making jam and selling fruit tea, growing beets and boiling beet syrup, raising small silver fish to make dried silver fish as a snack with alcohol, grafting peaches to make peach preserves and peach honey to make peach blossom wine, and also making convenient foods such as "Zhuangyuan noodles" and baked buns, and thus…

There are no cheat codes in the whole book; the female protagonist does a pretty good job developing agriculture in ancient times using her modern knowledge! It's a bit of a shame that many supporting characters aren't fully developed later on... Although there are some shortcomings, overall it's still good!

This book is especially suitable for those who can calm their minds. Its gentle, flowing style begins with a warm and comforting tone, then expands to encompass a broader scope, including family, country, and the world. It contains a wealth of professional knowledge, demonstrating the author's genuine dedication and effort in its writing.

This book has the lowest rating I've ever read. Although the rating is low, I think it should at least be 8.5. "Slow and Steady" is quite good, but I feel the female lead might not have a strong concept of money. Everyone else gets forty taels of silver a month, but the female lead is just giving away forty taels a month. Even if she's a good person, it's not fair.

It's a farming novel with no special abilities. The only difference is that the female protagonist transmigrates. Everyone else earns a living through farming and business, and eventually, she finds her family. There aren't any truly awful characters; it's quite relatable and not bad at all. 🙂