[Escape + Farming + Infrastructure]
[With a male protagonist]
After struggling for three years in the apocalypse, Jiang Li finally died and transformed into a country peasant woman when she opened her eyes.
What! Her man is the hero of a male pornographic novel, and she is the despised cannon fodder wife?
Let the man be a widow first.
What! The parents-in-law are jumping up and down about selling their daughter and running away?
If you break the dog's legs, it won't be able to jump!
What! All three of her sons are villains, why should they die a good death?
There will definitely be less beatings, and three meals a day of stir-fried pork with bamboo whip will be arranged.
It doesn't matter if her life is hard, since she has supplies and spiritual wells anyway, it's not her who is hungry.
The villain's son eats chaff and gnaws tree bark, while Jiang Li takes his daughter to eat and drink;
If you fall behind, you will be beaten; if you disobey, you will be beaten.
The villain whose mother killed her husband helps bury the body, and the villain who beats her mother-in-law helps clean up the aftermath.
The villain's sons ask a question every day: When will their mother die?
While running away, their mother not only took them to the bandits' den, plundered the rich households, but also killed the greedy county magistrate. Even the rich prince was beaten to pieces by his mother.
It's just that at some point a few men with evil intentions got into the team, and they were all vying to be their fathers.
Sons of the Villain: Can we kill them all?
Reader comments
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.
Could it be that the author felt that there were few readers and collectors, and that it was boring, so he ended the article?