【Fleeing Famine + Farming + Infrastructure Building】
【Male lead】
After struggling to survive for three years in the apocalypse, Jiang Li finally dies. When she opens her eyes, she’s become a country woman.
What! Her husband is the male lead of a power fantasy novel, and she’s his despised cannon-fodder wife?
First, she’ll kill her husband and become a widow.
What! Her in-laws are scheming to sell her daughter before fleeing the famine?
Break their legs and they won’t be jumping around anymore!
What! All three of her sons are villains destined for a horrible end?
She clearly hasn’t beaten them enough. Three meals a day of bamboo-switch stir-fry, coming right up.
It doesn’t matter if life is hard. She has supplies and a spirit spring, so she won’t be the one going hungry.
While her villainous sons chew on chaff and tree bark, Jiang Li and her daughter feast in style.
Fall behind and you get beaten. Disobey and you get thrashed.
When their mother kills her husband, the villainous sons help bury the body. When she beats her mother-in-law, they help cover it up.
The villainous sons ask every day: When is our mother going to die?
As they flee, their mother not only leads them in wiping out a bandit den and stripping wealthy households bare, but also kills the greedy county magistrate. Even a rich prince gets beaten until he’s groveling on the ground.
But at some point, several men with ulterior motives sneak into their group, each vying to become their father.
The villainous sons: Can we just kill them all?
Could it be that the author felt that there were few readers and collectors, and that it was boring, so he ended the article?
It's very interesting. This is the second book by this author that I've read. But did something happen in the end that caused the author to end it in a hurry?
Although it is short and the ending is hasty, it is still the most satisfying one I have ever seen.
Could it be that the author felt that there were few readers and collectors, and that it was boring, so he ended the article?
It's very interesting. This is the second book by this author that I've read. But did something happen in the end that caused the author to end it in a hurry?
Although it is short and the ending is hasty, it is still the most satisfying one I have ever seen.