Overnight, the noble princess became a peasant girl, Ahua, and brother Jin Geda became a "silly dog egg".
"From now on, you will be our father!" Ten-year-old Lin Zhiyi knelt in the mud and buried the "Princess Sui'an" with her own hands, becoming the "Ahua" of Lujia Village.
The rough corn mush, the straw bed infested with fleas, the younger brother who turned into a "wooden man" after the high fever... The once prosperous man was trying to survive in the bustling countryside.
And Lu Qi, a rough guy who retired due to an injury and was called "Ghost Face" by the villagers, clumsily began to learn to be a father, protecting the "picked-up" children and supporting a precarious family amidst rumors and rumors.
The enemy lives high in the temple, and the blood debt remains unpaid! My brother is waiting for recovery, but the road ahead is bleak!
She, Ah Hua, must work hard to live and be the noble daughter that everyone looks up to!
Reader comments
The princess turns into a village girl, and the golden girl and her silly little brother survive in the countryside. The sense of contrast fills the drama with conflicts. The author pays great attention to the details, such as the roughness of the corn paste and the fleas on the straw bed, which can make people truly feel the protagonist's situation.
The writing style is down-to-earth but without losing the ancient charm. A-hua's transformation from delicate to tough is natural, and Lu Qi's interaction as a clumsy father is also quite heartwarming. It has not yet fully unfolded, and I look forward to how the subsequent feuds in the temple will be intertwined with the daily life of farming.
The writing of this novel is smooth, the details are vivid, the plot is exciting, the ups and downs, and exciting. It makes people have the urge to get up early and expect the whole novel to be published early.
The princess turns into a village girl, and the golden girl and her silly little brother survive in the countryside. The sense of contrast fills the drama with conflicts. The author pays great attention to the details, such as the roughness of the corn paste and the fleas on the straw bed, which can make people truly feel the protagonist's situation. The writing style is down-to-earth but without losing the ancient charm. A-hua's transformation from delicate to tough is natural, and Lu Qi's interaction as a clumsy father is also quite heartwarming. It has not yet fully unfolded, and I look forward to how the subsequent feuds in the temple will be intertwined with the daily life of farming.
The writing of this novel is smooth, the details are vivid, the plot is exciting, the ups and downs, and exciting. It makes people have the urge to get up early and expect the whole novel to be published early.