A Country Woman's Path to Wealth

I think it is a good book. The characters are vivid and lively, and there is a carefree daughter-in-law. The family is united, and some of the protagonist's benevolent deeds do not feel too holy. It is well-measured. It is also the first book I have read in Zhongtian where the villain is the village chief. The setting is quite novel, and it focuses on a full-paced life. Others have already opened a shop in Fucheng, and their son has become a scholar. The workshop here has only been working slowly for a month. Of course, there are a few things that I feel are lacking. 1. There are few supporting characters involved, such as grandsons and villagers. To be honest, I remember a few correctly. I feel that the villagers are purely NPCs who promote the plot, and they lack a bit of the village culture and the warmth and inheritance of family prosperity in the farming book. 2. It is slightly out of touch with the living pricing of the lower-class villagers. A meal of more than ten cents is not to mention the ancient people who have to endure the hard work of packing and not have a stable job. Many modern people who work cannot afford this price. Of course, the impact is not big. 3. The character upgrade or awakening is too slow. It is more of a family group, which is almost the most mediocre. There is no growth line in the family group. It has always focused on making money and the village chief's trivial matters.

I like the character design and the writing style so much. The original owner is a normal person, a normal widowed mother, neither a top nor a coward. She is strong as a mother, which is synonymous with her. Whether it is the son or daughter-in-law of the family, they are not top or bad people. I like this kind of writing where the whole family works together and loves each other. The author's writing is also very real, especially the part where the heroine wants to do business. She writes the reasons for the change very well. She used to save money for her family, but now she makes money for her family. Maybe she doesn't have the talent for business or a golden finger, but she still works hard. There are also prices in the article. The author also posted reference sources in the book review. They were not randomly determined. They were carefully considered. [Sending my heart to you]

It's not a mindless novel, it's very interesting. I like this kind of writing that makes money slowly, not like those who dig ginseng from the beginning. I didn't make a few taels on the first day I opened the stall. Regardless of whether the price was real or not, the money I earned was more real. After all, Wu Dalang only made more than a hundred taels a day at that time 😄

The writing is quite good. It is a plain story about slow and meticulous farming, without any grand decrees or escape plans. It is the story of how this middle-aged woman leads her big family to glory step by step. There are no common sense errors or big logical loopholes in this rare farming article. The heroine of this article is a country woman. It is more logical that there is no plot of wanting her son to become a high official and make a fortune, because it is difficult for ordinary people to get ahead. The article about getting rich by taking the imperial examination is really unreal, and it is nothing without a background. A poor family refers to a down-and-out noble or a low-ranking gentry, not the common people, so this is very good, and it is too fake to be the number one scholar at every turn. However, this article can be regarded as a female redemption article for women's videos. In addition to the protagonist's own family, the daughters and nieces of close relatives all have tragic fates and are redeemed by the heroine.

This book is very good-looking and the plot is not annoying at all! Although she still dressed as an old lady, the author basically didn't let the heroine suffer anything. The ending was very happy. The only shortcoming was that the data was not very good and the author ended it. Otherwise, there would be many points to write about...!! In my mind, it can be compared to Shanshan Youyi Yao. It's really good. Anyone who likes the old lady's counterattack on farming (not counting pure farming, but making a fortune through business, the kind where the whole family works together) can read it!!!

Yes, the main characters are pretty good so far. The main reason for my high rating is that the original protagonist was well portrayed as a normal person with tough character, instead of portraying a bad original protagonist to set off the heroine. I look forward to more stories about the eldest daughter and grandchildren.

I think this book is quite good. The best enemies die one after another. It is very exciting and will never cause any trouble. Moreover, the heroine is also quite kind. It cannot be said to be the Holy Mother. The Holy Mother means that you have done good deeds and others are ungrateful. I am hot-faced but cold-assed. But the people who are saved or helped by the heroine in this book are very good. If you are poor, you can be alone, but if you are rich, you can help the world. And I think it is okay to give it a try when you are all friends and relatives. I think many times you should not read the comments first. Read the book yourself first and think it's really not good. It's too late not to read it. If I read the reviews of a book first and see the bad ones, I don't want to read the book. And some of the reviews are very negative, which affects my judgment and thoughts. This book is really good after I read it. The only drawback is that I feel like I could have written more and the ending is a bit rushed.

It's good to watch, and the plot can still stand up to scrutiny, especially the potato and pepper kind. Every time I read an ancient farming article, I would roll my eyes at the beginning of the chapter about what dishes made with chili peppers attracted passers-by. This is because chili peppers were introduced to the country in the late Ming Dynasty and only started to be promoted in the Qing Dynasty. As soon as I wrote about chili peppers, the only images left in my mind were the bald images of the Qing Dynasty people.

It's very interesting. What I like the most is that the affairs of the court are briefly mentioned, and the focus is on the life in the village. In the end, there is no such thing as a male protagonist, and the ending is also about living in the village. This is a farming novel, and it is much better than the kind that always goes to the capital to tell stories about marquises and princes.

After reading this work, people can truly understand the difficulty of life for the lower class people, and can also understand the true feeling of losing half of a penny. It is really not easy for the lower class people to make some money. Like this work very much.