"Women wearing men's clothing + ancient farming + daily flow + filial piety + imperial examination + micro-golden fingers + control group"
One second ago, Jiang Wei was still fighting with her brother for the last bite of watermelon, and gave her brother a big dick.
The next second, when he opened his eyes, he became the eight-year-old Yaozu of the Jiang family. He was fat and fat, and the flesh on his face distorted his facial features.
Nani, she... Turned into the most annoying Yaozu in her life. When she raised her head, the three sisters were black and thin, with withered hair.
Jiang Yaozu sold his eldest sister to someone else as a child bride for a piece of meat.
He was so frightened that he quickly sat up and gave himself a slap, wasn't he? Is this right?
The reborn heroine not only stole the marriage that originally belonged to his mother, but also looked gloating, waiting to see the joke on his family.
When Jiang Wei became Jiang Yaozu, she faced her mean and biased grandma, her lazy father, her brother who acted like he was God, and three pitiful and gossipy sisters.
The whole family has something wrong with them, and they are nicknamed "Jiang Family" by the villagers.
In stark contrast to the tidy heroine's family.
Jiang Wei: Is this right? It's time to use your crazy power to create a family, let them change their minds and start a new life.
Later, everyone discovered that the Jiang family's life was getting better and better.
Reader comments
I'm disgusted with the protagonist's condescension. There's nothing wrong with switching his past life identity to a male time travel, but he's just a talker. The job of reforming his biological father is just talking, and he doesn't do the work. The protagonist always feels like an afterthought. At the beginning, he signed the kiss before he stopped him.
I just want to say that Mr. Wang would have given nothing to his son. If he had given him a heavy dose from the beginning, his sister would not have been sold. Is this something that anyone has the brains to do?
Generally speaking, the protagonist is kind of kind
I'm disgusted with the protagonist's condescension. There's nothing wrong with switching his past life identity to a male time travel, but he's just a talker. The job of reforming his biological father is just talking, and he doesn't do the work. The protagonist always feels like an afterthought. At the beginning, he signed the kiss before he stopped him.
I just want to say that Mr. Wang would have given nothing to his son. If he had given him a heavy dose from the beginning, his sister would not have been sold. Is this something that anyone has the brains to do?
Generally speaking, the protagonist is kind of kind
Good looking, recommended