After the Wicked Sister-in-Law Jumped Into the River, She Led the Whole Family to Wealth

I'm currently on chapter 54. It's good, and I'm eager to keep reading. The Shen couple dotes on their daughter, and I love this kind of favoritism (I grew up in a family that favored sons over daughters). It's not that they're bad to their son, but they just tend to spoil their daughter more.

The characters in front of me are quite good-looking, not too many awful ones. My second sister-in-law is alright for now, but there aren't enough to satisfy everyone. I wonder if she'll turn bad. I hope there aren't any corrupt magistrates or high-ranking officials causing trouble for the female lead later on. I hope she continues to prosper and the family remains this warm and loving.

It's very good, but I hope there won't be any romantic pairings; I hope she can be the main female lead. I initially thought it was a great show, but then the female lead brazenly took out medicine from her system and gave it to Lu Yun Shen. Keep in mind, this is ancient times, not modern times. She's not afraid of being discovered and burned as a monster. Why would she trust someone of unknown origin so readily?

The author's writing is exceptionally beautiful and well-organized; some parts are even actionable. I've read many stories like this, but this is one of the best I remember! The eldest brother and sister-in-law are so adorable, haha! I also really like Xiao Xing. The second brother and sister-in-law are so genuine. My favorite part is when the sisters-in-law ask for money—that's so funny!

The author seems to be a newcomer; the writing is quite good, and it's exactly the kind of farming novel I've been looking for—the kind where the protagonist rises through the ranks by working in agriculture and sericulture! It also incorporates business elements, with only occasional glimpses into the capital.

👣 I've finished reading chapter 198. It's similar in theme and genre to a book I read before with a female protagonist named Chen Qianqian, but each has its own unique characteristics. The female protagonist, Shen Jiaojiao, was tricked by a scholar in the village. After learning that he wasn't sincere, she couldn't bear it and drowned.

So far it's been pretty good. Friends who are looking for something to read should check it out, you won't regret it.

Overall, it's very well written. The writing style felt familiar, and the author was efficient and didn't drag things out. A quick glance at the homepage revealed I'd also read another novel by the same author. The only minor regret is that the ending felt a bit rushed. Let's strive for improvement together.

It's quite good. The female lead is probably the original owner of this body. She may have gone to another world after falling into the water when she was three years old, and now she has returned to her original body after falling into the water.

So far it's alright, but I feel like the female lead's mother treats her daughter-in-law badly, constantly berating her. The daughter-in-law hasn't done anything wrong, yet she's constantly being verbally abused. Isn't she the one facing gender discrimination? Why can't she be more understanding of her daughter-in-law?