
We've Split the Family, So Why Should I Care If My In-Laws Eat Chaff?
都分家了,婆家吃糠关我什么事啊
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 514k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Stats
248Chapters
2.2kReads
8.8Score
215Shelves
921Listens
404.1kReads · all time
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It's good to read, and it comes from the author's previous book. The previous book had a fast pace, but the pace of this one is just right. Please keep writing!
How could women in the past go out and show their faces. Even a spitting star can be drowned. After rebirth, if you dare to speak and act, helping others is helping yourself! Children are also smart, dare to speak, and are not afraid of glutinous rice! Parents teach well! Only children can make a difference! [Like] [Like] [Like] [Love] [Love] [Love]
It's pretty, soft and delicate, and makes you rich. . . The most heartbreaking thing is that after working hard and staying up all night to catch up, the author failed to finish the story. . . . . . The plot of the novel is quite good, the characters are well created, and I have written half of the finale [crying] [crying] [crying] It seems like the author dragged it out and paraded it through the streets [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter] [crying with laughter]
The writing is good, the family is short-sighted and makes a fortune, the character design is also okay, I don't feel aggrieved, you can watch it
It's very interesting. It's my favorite story about leading people around me and the whole village to get rich. The male protagonist doesn't have the status of a big shot. He's not his biological son, the lost child of a prince and general, and he's not a smart scientific test material. He's just a little bit sinister, not very educated, and a craftsman who can do carpentry. The female protagonist is a craftsman who knows carpentry. It doesn't matter how big the business is, there are none in the county, prefecture, or capital. At most, there is a shop in the county, invested by others, and a workshop in the village. It feels like the heroine is omnipotent, opens many workshops, and breaks into the upper class society. It is more real. I finished it before I knew it, but it ended too quickly.
Down-to-earth, well-structured language, seemingly straightforward, but actually unexpected, good writing
Good-looking, interesting, and short-sighted. Big cheers for the author
Although it has some minor flaws, it's still good-looking. The heroine's thoughts are more in line with mine, but the flow was poor and the author couldn't make ends meet, so it ended suddenly. In fact, I'm really looking forward to the next plot. Come on, author, I quite like your idea. Don't be too discouraged.
Very pretty! There is no love, love, and companionship. The family works together and is very loving! Although I have some scumbag relatives, fortunately my natal family is supportive and my neighbors are kind. Envy, what a happy family! Good review!
After reading Spreading Flowers, I deducted one point because some of the endings are too rushed, and it's a little bit rich just by looking at braised food and cakes... In short, although there is no plot of saving the prince and meeting a big shot, he still meets a great person, and the role of space is actively used. I didn't like articles that casually exposed space in the past, but after reading this article, I feel that if the family is good, then it is not unacceptable to reveal it, otherwise it feels awkward to hide and hide things, and the dog makes excuses for being sneaky, which is good.