[Reborn + Revenge + Farming + Making a Fortune + Sweet Everyday Romance]
In her previous life, Yan Sangning was manipulated by her own relatives, married off to a crippled gambler, and met a miserable end: barely clinging to life before her body was left out in the wilderness.
Now reborn, after seeing through her stepmother and stepsister’s plan to switch betrothed partners just as they had in her previous life, she decided to use their scheme against them.
On the wedding day, she switched the brides, sending her stepsister to her former fiancé’s household and her meddlesome stepmother to the place her stepsister had been coveting...
That took care of more than half her revenge.
Just as she thought no one was watching, the man in the shadows raised his brows. “What will you give me to keep me quiet?”
Yan Sangning looked him over carefully, then her eyes lit up. “Then I’ll marry you!”
The writing style is very delicate, the characters are full-bodied, and the overall reading is pretty good. Will support! ! ! Come on! ! !
I've finished reading it. It's very good. The male and female protagonists have distinct personalities and the supporting characters are also very vivid. I'm also looking forward to the next plot. It would be better if there are more stories about farming in the countryside.
After reading a few chapters, I feel that the writing is pretty good and I have the desire to read on.
I haven't read it yet, so I'll add it to my collection first. . .
The writing style is very delicate, the characters are full-bodied, and the overall reading is pretty good. Will support! ! ! Come on! ! ! I've finished reading it. It's very good. The male and female protagonists have distinct personalities and the supporting characters are also very vivid. I'm also looking forward to the next plot. It would be better if there are more stories about farming in the countryside.
After reading a few chapters, I feel that the writing is pretty good and I have the desire to read on.
I haven't read it yet, so I'll add it to my collection first. . .