
Jilted in a Year of Famine, She Remarries the Future Chief Minister with a Barn Full of Meat
荒年被退婚,满仓肉改嫁未来首辅
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 562k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 1mo ago
- English
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Other names
- My Mother-in-Law Is Paralyzed and Father-in-Law Is Lame? With the System, My Granary Is Full and the Whole Family Thrives婆瘫公瘸?我有系统粮满仓旺全家Alternate title on Fanqie
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Why do farming novels always hesitate to use their "golden fingers" (advantages or special abilities)? I hate novels that suppress these abilities; it's better not to give them any at all.
The beginning was pretty good, but my trigger point: When the second aunt, who had separated from the family, passed by and the old woman said the female lead was a jinx, she didn't react at all and just walked away. Then, when talking to the second uncle, she seemed to agree with this, even though she knew where the rumor came from.
It's a good read. The only controversial part is the girl the female lead's brother-in-law married. Her family is full of awful characters. However, they divorce later, and the male and female leads get along very well. The author portrays the male lead quite well. In reality, if the female lead tells the truth, she might be used by men in ancient times.
Thankfully, thankfully, a modern person who travels to ancient times needs a system and a spatial ability, otherwise they wouldn't be able to survive.
It's alright. The system isn't very powerful, and the female lead doesn't have any fighting skills; she just lives a simple, ordinary life. Those who don't like exaggerated stories might find it worth checking out.
This book definitely looks great just from the synopsis, hehehehe, I love it! The only downside is the ending felt a bit rushed, not enough to read. It felt like so much was left unsaid. Overall, though, it's pretty good. It follows the classic farming trope, I love it! 😍 Fighting the best is exhilarating!
It's a heartwarming story about a female protagonist leading her family to wealth and prosperity. There are some awful characters, but they don't get much screen time, and most aren't truly evil. Most of the writing fits the synopsis well. The only downside is that the male protagonist only achieves his goal of becoming the Grand Secretary by the very end, and the couple hasn't even consummated…
I'm almost finished reading it, so I'll give it a rating first. It's a very typical and complete sweet novel about getting rich in ancient times, with a system, a small group portrait, and delicious food. The emotional and plot lines are very natural. There are some awful characters, but not many. The family members around the protagonist are all quite harmonious. The author's writing is good, and the plot design is quite full. It's a pretty good novel in all aspects and worth reading.
It's good. Regarding the time-travel incident, she can tell her husband most of the truth—she regained her memories of her past life after drowning, which is why she can read!
I originally planned to give up on this book after reading the reviews, but I ended up reading it because I was looking for something to read recently. I think that although it doesn't have any major ups and downs and is rather bland, it's still a good way to pass the time.