A Farmer's Mother: Raising Seven Kids and Getting Rich Through the Imperial Exams

You are the one who writes best about ancient farming. Most of the others are gaudy and nondescript! ! ! It's really healing... And what I want to praise the author for is that he controls the rhythm very well! ! !

It's good-looking. Although it's a farming novel, you can earn a lot of money by farming, which is very satisfying. I just don't like to use the word "guan" to describe money. Silver is also circulating. A few hundred guan means hundreds of taels of silver. Only a fool would insist on accepting those heavy copper coins [laughing]

I'll rate it before I finish reading it. Overall, it's OK. The plot is smooth and the plot about farming is reasonable and rich. The only problem is that the author doesn't seem to be very good at dealing with the interactions between the characters. There are very few words describing the dialogue situations. The dialogue content is too written, and it feels like reading a narration without a sense of dialogue. The characters are straightforward. It feels a bit weak to communicate. I can improve it to make it easier to read. Another small suggestion is that the standards of many contents in the book may be the author's private settings and the amount of content is very large. This will cause me to not understand whether it is reasonable when reading (for example, the size of an acre of land). Overall, it is OK. I started to wonder if the author is Chinese... There are a lot of written words written in the dialogue content, and there are very few suitable modal words in the dialogue part. It is very stiff. I said it wrong. It is not a problem, there are many questions. And in the later period, there are many typos and random words. It is purely guessing. The impression is particularly bad. Although there are more descriptions of the situations between the characters in the dialogue, it is not enough... I can't stand it anymore. Moreover, the author has shaped the character of the heroine, how should I say, very much like a male character?

It's a very nice farming novel. I like the family's hard work and no mess. The male protagonist and the female character are also normal. There is no other novel that doesn't consummate the marriage and doesn't have children.

In addition to the heroine being too loose, some of the prices are too outrageous. No other issues.

It's nice to look at, but it's just so busy, haha. Farming in rural areas is like this. You're busy all year round, you don't have any free time, and you have endless things to do.

I finally found the genuine article about farming. I don't know why I want to write about someone who is reborn, but I still have to get involved [smile]

The writing is great, the pace of life and the characters of several supporting and sub-characters are vividly portrayed, the life that you yearn for emerges one after another, you can imagine the picture, the family atmosphere is very warm and affectionate, the speed is the best, and there is no point in the elders who are good for you. I saw that I am not bound by the family affection.

What about twins? I feel cheated [almost crying], but I like other ordinary life😍

This is a very good ancient farming novel, and it is relatively easy to read. It is not very top-notch, and the heroine is not a holy mother, so she handles things according to normal logic. The only pity is that I don't have a daughter. Seeing that the fourth child missed his sister so much that he went crazy and took her home. There is not much excellence in the article, it is all human nature. The grandparents who came in the beginning immediately dealt with it with thunderous means. They did not have the heart of the Holy Mother. Although the affairs of their eldest brother's family were excellent, they did not force things to be righted and let nature take its course. There were grudges and grievances and complaints. It's a very good book about farming in ancient times. It's much better than those novels where everyone is so angry that you have to wait until the end to deal with it, and you have to suffer for nothing.