Soul Transmigration: The Fierce Man from the Village Bought Me to Farm

If you don't have a golden finger, you just eat and drink. It's short-sighted. The writing is fluent and worth reading. Ps: However, because there are few factors such as jailers and tax payment, it often makes me feel that it is a bit like a modern countryside, at least not so ancient, because the hostess's family eats too few types of wild vegetables. From the information I have come across, as long as they are tender and edible on the mountains in spring, they will be brought back for cooking, but there is no need to worry about the twigs and scraps. A terrible idea has appeared in my mind for a long time: I don't know if Li Xiao (Mao Mingzhu's daughter-in-law) asked Xiao Sui if she had seen a doctor before, and Xiao Sui said no. Inexplicably, she had the thought of whether Xiao Sui was a false pregnancy [covering her face], and subconsciously wanted to be pregnant, and her body showed corresponding symptoms (although I also conspired about whether there would be a follow-up, but I still hope that Xiao Sui was really pregnant). But after a few chapters, this idea came to mind again, it was so scary. Chapter 204 of the article. It was fine before. I was short-tempered and read it slowly. Then I saved the article and read it together. There are so many chapters. After reading it, I feel aggrieved. I have the energy to post a follow-up review! She has a good relationship with the male protagonist, and takes care of his family on a daily basis. They usually go back and forth, and no one loses anything. She has a good relationship with the female protagonist, and comes to take advantage every day, especially the aunt's family whom the female protagonist recognizes. She borrows money, food, and medicine, and keeps the host's family away from the cold. The heroine has been doing this for two winters without saying a word. I really feel that the heroine doesn't feel sorry for the hero at all, and they just live together together. Apart from fighting, Mao Mingzhu's family has a purpose every time they help. The heroine knows this clearly and asks the hero to help her every time. Helping is nothing, the key is that I can't see any description of the female protagonist's inner thoughts. The part about helping to build a house is really interesting. The male protagonist is an old scalper and not the male protagonist. He is pushed to do things but doesn't care. It's disgusting. Every time, the female protagonist helps the male protagonist to do the work, and she takes time out even when she is not free. The male protagonist works hard, and the good reputation is all given to the female protagonist. She helps Mao Mingzhu's family build a house for free for a year and a half, and helps the whole village make kangs. Everyone who comes to his house borrows money and shows it to others. The part where Li Yunshan gave him the jewelry was because he was afraid that others would not know that his family was rich. I don't know why. If the heroine pretended to be poor, it would look pale in front of the reality. Maybe it was not the heroine who worked hard, but she could easily accept others' wishes. If the boss in the early stage is Ding Wenxiu, then Mao Xiaosui will suffer physically in the early stage, but in the later stage, the male protagonist will directly fall out with his relatives, and daily communication will follow Mao Xiaosui. Mao Xiaosui wins. In the middle stage, I lose the part of borrowing money, because my parents are cheating on me. Yes, but it has become a holy land for borrowing money for the whole village. Especially when the male protagonist is taken advantage of, he wants to shout, Mao Xiaosui, you call me a thief and others take advantage of you, can't you see it? I can't stand it if you just take advantage without paying anything 😢😢 This is ancient times, social relationships are important but not that important. If you can help others for free for a year, why not make more money to improve your life? Don't you miss the taste of white flour and white rice after traveling through time? Don't you want to wear silk and satin? Don't you want to wear gold and silver? Don't you want to move to the town and live a life with a little spare money? In the 21st century, you enjoy the freedom of food and clothing. Living a worried life, accepting the influence of big data, is it like going back to ancient times and half assimilating into half ancient people? Don't be surprised if there are many people with courtesy. The premise is that you can know etiquette only if you understand etiquette. The ancients knew that only by careful budgeting can you live a life. Modern people have abundant material and have a more generous concept. But if you generously give beans and chicken soup to others in an era when you should be careful, then you are destined to have endless troubles! I really don't feel sorry for Li Yunshan. When he was a child, the whole village did not give him a grain of rice (the people who helped him, he paid back the rice the next year and borrowed money). He was notorious and no one dared to take advantage of him. Except for his own grandmother and the people who had helped him before, they took advantage of him. After getting married, they did not rest for a year. It was enough to be taken advantage of.

It's good-looking. It's different from ordinary articles. It's written very realistically. It's not a cool article. Nowadays it's all cool articles. It's very boring to read. Isn't it good to farm well? When doing business, the key is to sell two thousand rabbit skins, and then sell 200, endless rabbits, so how many rabbits are there. This is simply rubbing the reader's intelligence to the ground.

Not a cool article, but very true. You may feel depressed and aggrieved after reading it, but this book describes rural life in a feudal society that seriously favors boys over girls that is closer to reality.

A super nice farming article, very close to real life, plain and simple, rural daily life, much more interesting than those farming articles with golden fingers. The author must update it on time, it is good-looking and good-looking! I really like this article. I personally prefer Xiaoshuang's article because I can't stand the grievances. But this article is particularly interesting. I like it so much [laughs and cries]

The novel mainly focuses on ancient rural life, with no golden fingers, no space, etc. It feels completely different from the plot content of common ancient rural novels. There is no such thing as making tens of taels if you buy this, or hundreds of taels if you buy that. Just add soapnuts and lard to make a soap and still sell it, which makes the content more authentic and novel. The writing and plot are quite good. I feel that this book deserves an 8-point rating so far (why not a 9-point rating? Because this book is not finished yet, and I don't know if it will collapse in the future, so...)

To be honest, it's pretty good-looking and plain, but I also feel a little bit sad that the heroine is a new-age person. She has gradually integrated into that era, but she has not forgotten some things of that era. The writing is very good, because a new-age person will be more or less assimilated when he returns to the environment of the old era. The heroine is an ordinary woman who can survive in the era of cannibalism and make herself happy. It is written in a plain but realistic way. Everyone has their own unique personality and their own unique way of living.

I really like this book and have been following the update, but why did the heroine buy the widow's daughter? Then if the widow's second daughter is sold, will she also buy it? Don't let Qiuqiu ruin the character, don't let the heroine be a bad person. Are there so many people in need in the world that you have to save them one by one? And the widow is simply an Adou who cannot be helped. I have been following this book for a long time. I really like it. I used to look forward to updating it happily, but now my expectations have been halved. Alas.

Good-looking, young and adaptable, he has integrated into modern life. There is no golden finger, but the fireworks are very good, nice~

Although this book is relatively plain, it is well written about the relationship between parents and neighbors. It doesn't over-emphasize the male and female protagonists, nor does it say that they suddenly became rich overnight with a recipe, it's very real. The two people support each other and work hard towards a new life. The characters are also very three-dimensional and the writing is really good. Big cheers for the author

It's very interesting and very interesting. I rarely read such long novels, but I was so fascinated by this article that I ignored the number of chapters. It may feel like a running account, but I think it's good. This way I can get more involved in the article, as if I actually participated in the lives of Li Yunshan and Mao Xiaosui. The plot is also very interesting. The female protagonist is not a virgin, but very decisive. You can see the growth of the male protagonist. It is also quite touching in many places. The secondary characters in it are also flesh and blood, very three-dimensional, and the rural life in it is also described very realistically. I just felt that the ending was a bit sloppy, but I highly recommend it!!!