Exiled with My Husband's Concubine: Farming and Raising Kids Together

The front is overall very good. It can be spent watching. It was the sudden resurrection of the male protagonist at the end that caught me off guard and I didn't handle it very well. To simply avoid lightning, the children's father is not dead, and will appear in the end and be with the heroine. Apart from this, everything else is pretty good to pass the time.

I feel that being ordinary is the most important thing! There is no Golden Finger that relies purely on one's own wisdom and ability, nor does it have the exaggerated plot of other novels where you dig up herbs and sell them for hundreds of taels. I felt it was very real and the writing was beautiful, but it ended so quickly. Not enough

It's okay, but the appearance of the author in the book is a bit speechless, and there are a few places where I'm a little offended, but the atmosphere of everyone working together is very good. Overall it's okay and worth a look!

The subject matter is quite new. This is the first time I have seen it. You can call it boy or girl or boss or second child. You can also call them by their first names. You don't need to call them "young master" or "young master".

Five-star praise! Basically, I didn't skip reading it, but read it carefully. Although some things were written in a somewhat unsmooth way (for example, the nobleman who admired the painting book did not have a follow-up, and His Highness did not mention the subsequent situation of the court after listening to the words of the war terminator, etc.), But anything without the best and the clown repeatedly disgusting people, only people who help each other and know how to be grateful, it feels like a very good atmosphere! Also, the story is a bit short. We could have a second season, and write about the benefits that the heroine's other whims have brought to society and the court, write about how other people in the exiled village worked hard to change their destiny with the help of the heroine, and write about the lives of the children. As long as the best suddenly appears, this story is worth continuing! 👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻👍🏻!

I want to give the author a big thumbs up. Although I haven't finished the novel yet, I like this book very much. The writing is smooth and the story is warm. The heroine, her concubine, and the children get along well with each other, learn from each other, and make progress together. The little life is getting better and better. Everyone is polite and kind-hearted. I like this atmosphere very much. The heroine has a good mentality and her method of educating children is also very effective, which is worth learning from.

I like it, my outlook on life is very similar to mine, and there are no villains or scoundrels to stir up trouble. We all work together in a harmonious way, saving money little by little to buy things, and my life is getting better and better, and I feel very satisfied.

Finished reading. The Marquis's wife, three concubines, and eight children were exiled for ten years and struggled to survive. From a small goal of a cart, to a cow, to 5 boys going to school. From selling firewood to making knots, sachets, couplets, mugwort, braised meat, milk tea, cold noodles, growing vegetables, raising chickens, and clearing land to grow wheat and corn. There is no best character in the article. Everyone, including the neighbor, bookstore owner, cloth shop owner, village chief, town mayor, college dean, and prince, is full of goodwill. Each of the 8 children has a distinct personality and has found something he is good at and a goal. The heroine is in a quagmire, she is kind and generous, strong in self-reliance, helping others, and attaches great importance to education. Donate food during wartime, grow medicinal materials, and use modern knowledge to help the military. It's my type.

The core of the novel is very thought-provoking. In today's era when everyone is at peace, we can see a group of people at the bottom integrating their efforts into all aspects and reflecting their growth in every member. It will make me feel that my flatness and dissatisfaction with society are excuses for my laziness and my refusal to grow up.

I like this way of opening up time travel! If there is no space for a golden finger, it will cost thousands or tens of thousands of taels. Working from sunrise to sunset every day, the whole family is very excited to earn a few copper coins. This is the life of most ordinary people!