Reborn as the Villainous First Wife, I Rely on the Mountains to Feed My Family

It's okay. There's no golden finger. It's all hard money saved little by little. My younger brother has better luck. He discovers good things every time. His family and other people in the village are friendly. It's just that the heroine's sewing is a bit big, and she sells it for only a few dozen fen at a time. She only gets a hundred fen if she has good things. She asks people to pay 100 fen to others. The article says that if you go to work in the county, you only get a few dozen fen for a day. It's a bit uncomfortable to read. The male protagonist is not bad, he doesn't act like an old man, he has life in his eyes, he can do it I don't know about the plot behind it, but it's worth reading now.

It's still very interesting to watch, but what makes me uncomfortable is that the original protagonist should have swapped her with the heroine to enjoy the blessings, and the heroine would have to work hard every day to support a large family. Another point is why when the heroine and the hero are together, everyone subconsciously thinks that the heroine is not his wife? Subconsciously I feel that the heroine is not worthy, and I keep emphasizing over and over again how good the appearance and temperament of the hero are, but what about the heroine? I just find it annoying when there are too many of these clips, but the writing is really nice. Later, the original owner tried to trick himself into death and could no longer enjoy the blessing [OK] Okay! ! In addition, although the author has always emphasized the temperament and appearance of the male protagonist, I don't think it is necessary, because from various small details, I can see that the male protagonist really looks like a puppy on a chain. In fact, it is quite touching to watch the male protagonist regain his memory, but he turns into a dog again within a few minutes of being awesome. After regaining his memory, the male protagonist goes to investigate the case and there is no scene. The female protagonist starts to work hard for her career, which is very interesting [laughs]

I have read several versions where the hero loses his memory and is cheated on, and the heroine is a vicious ex-wife. This one is the one I like best. The plot transitions naturally. The heroine tells the hero a few days after she comes in that she cheated on him and saved him. It is much better than waiting anxiously for the hero to regain his memory and then be questioned. The heroine and the hero get along with each other naturally without awkwardness. It is very beautiful.

This is the first farming-themed novel I have read that has no intrigues or slaps in the face. It turns out that a good novel can be written without overly vilifying the supporting characters. But personally, I don't like it (the only shortcoming is that I can't stand the emotional line. Although it is a long-term relationship, it is quite good-looking, the female protagonist is very good, and the male protagonist is also very good, but it feels like it is developing too fast and there are less "possibilities". In fact, I am looking forward to it. The story of their respective growth after separation, now gives me the feeling that they will not separate. The whole book gave me a feeling of being flat. It is very stable and reassuring.) Four stars is actually a bit low, it should be 4.5 Stars. I highly recommend everyone to watch it.

It's tied, I can't help but comment, overall it's pretty good, but the heroine's mothers and grandmothers have so many hands, they always either take pictures of the heroine, pinch her, or hit her with a branch. The heroine is already fifteen years old. Not to mention ancient times, even modern times. She must be a grown-up girl. In ancient times, she had to get married, and she was beaten by her mother to the point where she needed to be put on medicine, and the elders often described the heroine as pinching her, screwing her hard, etc. I don't know what this kind of expression is, does it mean that they are very close? I don't think so. I don't feel that the heroine is very attached to her family

More realistic. Unlike other novels, a pound of mushrooms can be sold for three taels of silver. The protagonist described in this book uses labor and knowledge to earn money to improve his life. . It is more logical and the description of the characters is close to life. A rare good work.

It's good to read. Making money in front of you is very real. Every coin is hard-earned. I like to read this kind of long-term article. The heroine is very charming. It's hard not to love such a vital heroine [][]

Recently, I like to read this kind of warm and plain daily farming articles. I feel very comfortable and have a sense of peace and tranquility~ As for someone in the comment area who said that the heroine has loose hands, I think looseness is in line with common sense. She is from the modern era and has the ability to make money, and it is relatively easy to make money. In addition, her relatives are sensible. In the past, the siblings were given food when they were hungry. Now why do they get more rewards for their work? Opening up wasteland is much more tiring than farming; finally, in the minds of modern people (especially those with ability), who cares about how much money they have? To put it bluntly, if you see a dime on the ground, you may not be willing to bend down to pick it up. This book is so beautiful! Real! ! ! There is nothing wrong with the folks in the countryside, and the writing flow is very comfortable ~ Many farm stories have too many weird characters to look at and make me angry, but this one doesn't. Every time I read it, I can feel the small beauty in daily life ~ To add my opinion on a controversial point (the heroine dreams of her original body, she is destroying the fruits of her labor): First of all, whether the heroine is in the real world or in the countryside, she can rely on her intelligence and hard work to live a good life. The proper heroine also confirms the saying: The strong never complain about the environment. The original owner, who accidentally swapped bodies with the heroine, seemed to have become rich overnight and enjoyed a good life for a short period of time. It was indeed refreshing to pause this moment and watch her. But time flows and life is long. Will the money be enough for her to live a lifetime? When she is done, what will happen to a person who is lazy, indolent and unwilling to make progress? Probably poor. Do you want this kind of life for you? I often feel that our lives are like traveling across the earth, and we have to accept all the cards given by fate. Instead of going crazy or having short-term pleasures, most people choose to play the cards in their hands with all their strength and strive to live their lives to the best of their abilities~ p. S. I am not the author, and I don't know the author. If I had known her, I would have forced her to update ten chapters a day. Looking at my reading time can also prove that I am addicted to reading novels purely. Amway this novel again, don't be disturbed by bad reviews and miss such a beautiful novel [Bird Eater] (The author must write well and don't finish it badly. I love you [blowing kiss])

Wow, this book is really good. It's much better than those farming articles where you can say you can earn a few hundred taels in a short time, and it's also a steady flow of money. It's much better than those farming articles where you open a restaurant or something and become extremely rich all of a sudden, and the emotional lines are very natural [][]

The heroine Guan Ning raises her family step by step after time travel. The writing style is realistic and beautiful. The heroine's mother is quite interesting, haha. The male protagonist has amnesia, which is quite funny sometimes. The home is long and beautiful.