Marry a Rough-Hewn Man! Become a Stepmom! Stockpile Grain and Get Rich

I just want to know if the child is adopted or born to the original spouse? Why doesn't the author give a direct answer? [What?] If it's born to the original spouse, there will be too many troubles later... Also, some people are averse to the idea of a clean relationship between the two characters, so the author could have written it out in advance to avoid some people being shocked (please don't mention it, being averse to the idea of a clean relationship is a common point of contention ^_^).

The story is quite complete, and the ending isn't rushed. However, there are indeed some foreshadowing elements that weren't clearly explained later on. For example, the identities of the three children are actually quite important, and in a sense, they could be explored at length.

This is a genre I really enjoy reading. The male and female leads haven't had any major issues yet, and don't worry about the "both are virgins" aspect that everyone's concerned about—they are both virgins.

The army returned to the capital in triumph. Three months later, the imperial court issued a series of shocking announcements that reverberated among the people. Zhu Wang attempted to rebel, but was demoted to a commoner and exiled to Ningguta, never to return to the capital. His cronies were either raided or imprisoned; none escaped unscathed.

Σ>―(°ω°)♡→Σ>―(°ω°)♡→Not bad. I don't understand why some reborn female characters have to do bad things. If they were tormented by others in their previous life, it would be understandable, but in their previous life, others were the victims.

The parents of the three children are not specified, and the male and female leads do not have any children of their own.

A pretty good novel. My writing skills are limited, so I won't try to find any adjectives. Thumbs up to the author! 2025.01.14

I thoroughly enjoyed the beginning; the writing was quite good. But when the war started, the tearjerker moments began, and I cried buckets. However, the ending was happy; the wicked will eventually be punished by the wicked.

"Money is earned, not saved, and certainly not born." He looked forward to a future where he would only have her and their children. There will be no more grudges, no more intrigue, no more fighting and killing. That is enough.

This novel is short and concise, not bad.