Reborn in a Matriarchal World, Busy Farming and Supporting My Family

It's a very pure farming story, warm and plain, the four husbands are just right, not too much, not too little, not too sentimental, and there is no palace fighting, very down-to-earth, not bad

This is the real farming article! The relationship between the characters is super simple. I don't understand those who can't write a story without plotting or adding the plot of going to Beijing. The author describes the food very well. Even though I don't like cabbage, I want to try it! The scenery (double meaning [laughing]) and the description of things are also the same. You can see from the first glance that they have good writing skills and have taken the effort to check the information; I don't think it matters whether it is clean or unclean, they are all the same body, there is no need to judge after seeing the tag; it is just that the heroine in the front is like that when she doesn't like the eldest brother. Some people can't accept it; the four husbands like Lin and Yu the most, and the third Wangzi is too childish. The eldest brother and the second brother are so good to him, and sometimes his thoughts can make people feel a bit "ungrateful", but there are probably some people who think that he is a hero. The bickering between him and Lu Zhining later is very interesting; in terms of the storyline, it would be perfect if the farming, food, and emotional scenes could be more balanced. In short, book friends who like ordinary daily farming stories should not miss it and give it a try [Send Heart]

Overall, it's very nice, especially the second child. The eldest and third children are really annoying at first. Later, the eldest brother realizes that he likes the wife and becomes a bit flattering, which is quite good. Personally, I don't think the character of the third child is very likable. He is jealous of the eldest brother and the second child and only gets into trouble. However, he can mend handkerchiefs, cook and sell things, which is not bad, but his jealousy is a bit strong! The fourth child in the back is also a poor handsome boy, which is not bad either. When I saw the first and middle stages, I only thought about how good it was to have only the second child. Later on, I thought it was better to only have the boss and the second child. The literary style of the whole article is relatively delicate. The image of the heroine is indeed a cold killer and is good to her husband. The ending is too rushed and it ends at once!

The author writes very well. Don't worry about the comments about the heroine picking up worn shoes. The introduction is obviously clear, but you still insist on finding a sense of presence in the comment area. Just write according to your own ideas. I hope that the subsequent plot and introduction will be written in the same way. It is a normal farming novel, without intrigues, nobles, or getting rich overnight. I just want to read a down-to-earth farming novel. My own reading experience: I feel that the characters in it are very thin and do not stand up, and the ups and downs of the plot are not very obvious. It makes people feel like an assembly line, which is readable but not very good. Finally, I want to know if the men and women in this book had their organs swapped? This is really important to me, I hope the author will turn his cards around! ! !

It's beautiful and beautiful. Finally, there is no heroine to please the male protagonist. This is what we grown-up women should do [admiration]

It's quite realistic. The heroine's halo is not that big, and she won't feel sorry for the men for no reason and start to compensate them.

It's very good. It's a long-lasting story. The heroine who has just traveled through time is not the old-fashioned self-blame and feels sorry for the male protagonists, but is indifferent. He is a male protagonist who does not abuse but treats strangers. The male protagonists are neither blindly competing for favor at any cost, nor saying that they like the heroine but can give her to other brothers, but they like the heroine and will be jealous of the brothers and compete for favor. It is really good-looking. There is neither blind competition nor magnanimity to make people [admiration][admiration][admiration]

There are no ups and downs in the plot, and the heroine is a heroine in daily life. The heroine is not angry and unflattering, and will not repay the original owner's debt. She is cold-hearted and warm-hearted. The characters of the male protagonists are also well developed. They all have their own personalities. They can fight for favors secretly and openly, and are jealous of the heroine, but it will not affect the relationship between them. , Healthy competition, everyone is devoted to the heroine, who is more important than anything else. I feel that the author has really done a good job in shaping this aspect. I have always wanted to see this kind of proper competition between husbands for favor, but I didn't expect that a book I clicked on happened to be written on my heart. I recommend it to anyone who likes daily stories about heroines. 👀

A very good, very realistic story about a heroine farming. There isn't a lot of intrigue, there's no court, and the husband's character is very likable and real, but the ending is a little rushed [I almost cried]. Overall, it's pretty good. I recommend it [give my heart] There isn't a lot of intrigue, so it's suitable for those who want to see a story about a noble woman who lives a simple farming life.

I read it before on another account, but I didn't finish it. I didn't expect it to be finished. The writing is good, and the subject matter is also my favorite farming novel... But I feel so uncomfortable when I see a man who is unclean, the kind who is unclean both physically and mentally. "Although he later fell in love with the heroine." From the beginning to the end, they didn't know that they had changed people. Then the one they liked was the original heroine, wasn't it? What's more, they wanted to kill the heroine at the beginning... Even though they couldn't help themselves...