After I Married, I Helped My Husband’s Family Gain Their Freedom and Grow Rich

Out of 10 points, I can give it 7.5 Points currently. ✅The plot setting is quite interesting, the story is about getting married and having children, making money by cooking food, buying land, and leaving the country. There are no cheats, just an ordinary indigenous heroine who is hard-working and down-to-earth, and there are no top-notch supporting characters who cannot be beaten to death. The whole story is a relaxed daily life. ❌What I can't understand is that the heroine is holding the food manual given by her grandfather. Her natal family is so poor, why didn't she make a fortune from persimmon cakes when she was still in her natal family? (Although her mother's family is poor, the heroine also said that persimmons are a business without capital) ✅The writing is okay.

The daily struggles of husband and wife of small people in ancient times. To be honest, I haven't seen such a good-looking article in a long time. I only remember the typical articles of this type: the oil seller and the tofu man and the evil peasant woman [laughing and crying] [like] [like] [like] [like]

I rarely read ancient novels these days. This one is really good. There is not much aura of the protagonist. They are all small characters. They live their own lives through their own efforts. There are not too many so-called best relatives. There is no fast forwarding throughout the whole process. It is worth recommending.

The warm daily life of ordinary people. There are no evil people. All the people I met were good people, even the young men and dandies who were stupid and had too much money to do good. The heroine is possessed by a koi carp, which leads her family to go smoothly and do whatever they want. Others rushed to send money. Money is coming, money is coming, money is coming from all directions! [Cool]

It's great to read. Everyone in the book is nice, smart, and not stupid. Even the sister-in-law's family, who are similar to the "villains", have the feeling that stupid people have stupid blessings. The naive "villains" make people happy to see them. It shows that I have always kept my breasts clear.

It's okay, but occasionally the preface doesn't match the subtitles, and modern terms suddenly pop up, but the plot direction is okay. The heroine is very neat and does whatever comes to her mind. Doing business is a bit too easy for the heroine hahahahahahahahahahahahahahahaha... She doesn't have any super relatives. Overall, it looks like a very ordinary daily life, but the progress is quite fast, especially in the later stage, I feel that the author is in a hurry to finish...

Beautiful and comfortable writing style. If you like farming articles, you must read it. The author did not deliberately create suffering for the male and female protagonists for the sake of dramatic conflict, nor did he create vicious characters who conflicted with them in order to highlight the noble qualities of the male and female protagonists. They are the best, such as the second sister and the second sister-in-law. They have shortcomings, but they are not extremely vicious people. I think it gave some spirituality to some of the non-main character characters. They're not the mindless bitchy female sidekicks copied and pasted from every book, but thoughtful people. They will have some little thoughts and a little jealousy, but they also have their own soul color. I think this is rare. Many books set up some negative characters just to let them promote the development of the plot. These characters have no thoughts of their own. Their only use is to cause trouble for the protagonist and then be slapped in the face. But this book is different. Not much to say, but those who are interested in farming articles can read it. Chapter 58: The equal division is a bit poisonous to me.

The indigenous male and female protagonists and their families live an ordinary, steady life. They did not have much savings in the early stage and were relatively poor. The heroine started from a small business and lived a life of peace and prosperity. This was achieved step by step by the heroine's hard work. Super pretty, very everyday, recommended~

There is a feeling that it is plain and true, or it is a light and smooth quote from a recent Internet slang. It's just that the end came too quickly. I want to continue watching it, and if possible, make some extra episodes. It feels like their beautiful life has just begun.

It's quite interesting. Finally, there is a protagonist in a farming novel. He is either a man who defies fate and becomes a prince or prime minister, or a high-ranking official in the royal family, or he is an ordinary little person.