[Building a fortune through beauty products, a madcap makeover of deadbeats, family life, fictional farming setting]
Tie Xiuer unexpectedly transmigrates into the body of an old woman who heads a rural household in ancient times. All four of her sons are the worst sort: treacherous, lazy, greedy, and slippery.
She teaches them storytelling, makeup, papermaking, and how to build bicycles. Most importantly, she teaches them how to be decent people.
Only after successfully reforming her deadbeat sons can she return to the modern world.
She only wanted to stop them from causing trouble in the area. She never expected to accidentally become the richest person around.
Even more surprising, her late husband actually… Oh, he’s really dead. There’s no bringing him back.
A fictional ancient setting, with some original worldbuilding. Every member of the family is a deadbeat, and they’re staying together. The female lead is the original body’s owner.
Admittedly, the author's imagination and writing style are quite good; the characters are vivid, the storyline is clear, and the writing style combines everyday life with exciting moments. The greatest characteristic of the author's writing is its adherence to "common sense" and "ethics"! Many novels fail to do this because it would reduce the story's appeal and readability.
This is the first time I've seen a beauty industry element in a farming novel; it's quite novel. The female protagonist is very different from other female protagonists: when doing makeup for customers, she clearly understands that women shouldn't, or can, not rely on men, yet she also knows this is ancient times, and perhaps this is where those women's happiness lies. She understands and respects these people, which is what moved me.
So far, this book is quite interesting. Each of the female protagonist's descendants has some flaws, and if they were more hot-tempered, one would really want to kick them to the curb. However, the female protagonist has a good overall perspective.
The author said the data was too difficult to process halfway through writing, and it ended abruptly, which was great, haha.
It's so good! As someone who's read countless novels, I skipped the part about the bicycles because I don't like plots where characters wear outdated items, but I didn't miss a single thing. It wasn't boring at all, and the plot is fantastic! 👍🏻
It's quite good. The author's writing is good, and the story is very readable. Judging from the title, it seems like the kind of story about raising someone else's child, but after reading it, I found it to be quite good. The whole family of villains each has their own flaws, and the female lead works very hard to survive. Under her guidance, everyone is also improving.
The author's writing is getting better and better! These short 61 chapters have me completely captivated; I wish I could read another 200! Truly a masterpiece!
This opened up a new avenue for my future time travel. Haha, finally I don't have to deal with fertilizers or be a strategist anymore! Haha! Go go go! This article is short and funny 😂😂😂😂
It's great! I hope the author keeps it up; maybe the numbers will improve gradually. This is the first time I've read a book in this style, and I really like it. Anyone interested can check it out.
This is the author's third book, and the writing and plot are consistently excellent! It's a pity the sales were poor and it ended abruptly (maybe it's the title?), And some plot holes weren't filled 😢 It's really not easy to write for someone who loves it, I'm so afraid the author will go hungry… Looking forward to the author's next long novel, sob sob 😢