The Farmer's Walnut

The most interesting thing about Walnut is not the bitterness of "searching for relatives thousands of miles away", but the fact that she carried a hatchet to propose marriage to her sister - it was not the romance of a hero saving a beauty, but the spirit of an orphan and widower risking her life to support herself when her clan was on a hunger strike and forced into a desperate situation. The powerful Marquis, the broken vase, and the debt-paying work seem to be the plot of a damsel in distress encountering a domineering powerful man, but Walnut never regarded herself as a damsel in distress from the beginning to the end. She just figured out how to settle her accounts: pay off her debts, and then leave. That's why the phrase "I want to run away after using it" is particularly hot - in his eyes, it means that the love is not over, in her eyes, it means that the debt has been settled. The mismatch between accounts is where the story really begins. It's a super cool read, and once you start, you can't stop reading. Highly recommended!

This book "Nongfei Walnut" is so pyrotechnics! The heroine Walnut's parents died, and she and her siblings were kicked out of the house. Her husband's family broke off the engagement and her uncle plotted against her. She carried a hatchet to her sister's house to propose marriage. This is so courageous! Qianli Xun, a heartless man, accidentally enters the Marquis's mansion, breaks a vase and is forced to work to pay off his debts. He finally tries to escape, but is blocked by the beautiful Marquis: "You want to run away when you're done?" - From a wild girl at the frontier to a maid in the kitchen of the Marquis's mansion, and then being targeted by a powerful beauty, this plot is wild and sweet, so fun!

The author cleverly conceived this novel. Walnut went to Beijing alone to protect her sister. From a peasant girl to a court game, she managed every step. The plot is compact and refreshing, and the characters are vivid, showing her unyielding character and wisdom in desperate situations.

The writing is excellent, and it is a top-notch novel among Tomato novels. It is long and interesting to read, the logic is clear and reasonable, and the storyline is very good. It looks very comfortable. I hope the author will create it carefully. This is a classic. There is a long lingering aftertaste after reading it!

When the orphans and widows were forced into a desperate situation by their clan, they risked their lives to hold on. It seems that the damsel in distress has encountered a domineering and powerful man, but she only settles one account from beginning to end: pay back the debt and leave in full. Ox! However, where this mismatch of accounts is where the story really begins.

It's very interesting. The author uses walnut as the main character's name, which is very interesting. When I see the word walnut, I feel like eating walnut meat will leave a fragrance in my mouth. Watching those clans bully Walnut and others, forcing them, makes people helpless and sad. There are evil spirits everywhere. Seeing her carrying a hatchet to propose marriage to her sister, she is so domineering. It can be seen that the author has carefully polished the work. Very beautiful and worth recommending.

Walnut is not for eating, it is a girl's name. The author gave this name to the heroine, which is very meaningful. She is as hard as a walnut on the outside, but she is actually kind on the inside. The story is very good and highly recommended.

Walnut, a young peasant girl, was in trouble unexpectedly. In order to repay her kindness, she joined the prince's mansion as a maid. She wanted to clear her debt and leave, but she was cornered by the gentle young master on the eve of her departure. The first half is about survival in a down-to-earth manner, while the second half is full of sweetness. The cold beauty is strong and affectionate, which is full of contrast. The plot is compact and not procrastinating, sweet pets and counterattacks are intertwined, and the more you read, the more you read. It is very suitable for readers who like ancient sweet stories [Blessed immediately] [Blessed immediately] [Blessed immediately] [Blessed immediately]

The best thing is not that the powerful Marquis is tempted, but the moment when Walnut carries a hatchet to propose marriage to his sister - the moment when the orphans and widows are forced to a desperate situation by the clan's hunger strike, they risk their lives to hold on. That's why "wanting to run away after using it" is particularly hot: in his eyes, it means that the love is still unresolved, in her eyes, it means that the debt has been settled. It is worth recommending [Like][Like][Like]

This novel focuses on a tough girl's counterattack, creating a vivid image of a woman who protects her siblings with a "hatchet" in adversity. The work cleverly combines multiple conflicts such as escape, house fighting, and debt crisis. Through the accidental event of "breaking the vase", the heroine's fate is closely connected with the powerful prince's mansion. Scenes such as "Proposal with Half a Fish" and "Confrontation in the Corner" in the article are both wild and tense, adding a layer of suspense and emotional entanglement to the traditional farming article [Love]