"Transmigrated to Ancient Times to Raise Children, While the Whole Village Evades Disaster"
When Chen Tao opens her eyes, she has become Chen Taohua, a widowed peasant woman in ancient times.
Her husband died in battle, and her cruel mother-in-law pocketed the compensation money. Chen Tao and her two young children were thrown out of the house and left to wait for death in a ruined temple.
She immediately takes the matter to the authorities and gets the compensation money back, then brings her children to her maiden family. Using her prophetic dreams, she stockpiles grain and digs a cellar, safely surviving a deadly drought.
Just as the drought seems about to end, she starts planning a grand venture.
But then the land falls into chaos.
Foreign invaders trample across the border, warlords raise armies to fight for the throne, and bandits and vagrants run rampant through the countryside.
In a single night, Peaceful Village is peaceful no more...
It's quite good-looking. The parents are short-lived, and the protagonist grows up step by step, selling his son, making paper, and building houses. I just don't know if the heroine's second brother's legs will heal? Is there a male protagonist? Can the author please update it quickly?
It feels okay, the pace is slow, there is no instant wealth, and the characters are pretty good. It is a long-term plot that I like to watch. There are natural disasters, man-made disasters, in-laws and evil neighbors making things difficult, parents and brothers are protective of each other, there is no room for the female protagonist, and Goldfinger is a precognitive dream. I am looking forward to the natural disaster plot in the future, and I also want to know if there will be a male protagonist.
It's so beautiful 😢 I like watching this kind of narration
I read this novel. Both my father and son are brave, and they deal with big rivers and big mountains. The writing is quite interesting.
A bowl of noodles, a bowl of chaos, 30 Wen, and a prime-age laborer building a house for 12 Wen a day
Nice looking hahaha
There is no lack of family affection in the world of fireworks.
The author writes good content and is worth reading.