The Li Family’s Eldest Daughter: Daily Life as the Breadwinner
李家长女养家日常
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 179k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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170Chapters
922Reads · 30 days
112.4kReads · all time
105Shelf adds, last 14 days
7.2Score
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It's pretty good. Just get the gist of it. The plot is light and enjoyable. It would be better if the prices were improved. A mule cart costs 100 coins and a mule costs 3.5 Ounces, which seems a bit unreasonable!
The author writes very well, there are no awful characters, and the food descriptions are excellent. Although the author is always helping people, she doesn't come across as a saint. She handles the situation very well, and she's not the kind of person who leeches off others and supports her whole family.
It finished super quickly, and there wasn't a single frustrating plot point. It's great! I really like lighthearted stories! It's not that it's inappropriate to be meticulous about the wording and make it conform to ancient times.
I really like articles like this one, where there are no awful characters, no drama, and everyone comes together, works together, and gets rich together. It's very therapeutic to read.
This article is full of everyday life, unfolding gently like a stream, making it a quiet and enjoyable read when you're looking for something to read. Highly recommended! 👍
It's a wonderful and heartwarming book, and the female protagonist is very inspiring. It's definitely worth reading!
Aside from a few words that were a bit jarring, everything else was alright, nothing too serious, not too many awful relatives, and overall quite good.
I especially love stories like this about a family working hard to earn money; it makes me happy.
I think it's pretty good. It's simple and straightforward, and I like watching movies with no awful relatives.
It looks pretty good so far, I wonder how it will be later on.