The Ling family has been farming and studying for generations. Ling Shouyi studied hard for many years. Once he won the gold medal, he went to Liangzhou to serve as the county magistrate.
The ordinary farmers who used to work in the fields moved their families.
The grandparents, wife, and four girls with completely different personalities in the family followed in the footsteps of their father and took up their posts.
The four sisters who used to walk in the mud and sun dry the corn suddenly transformed into official ladies.
The eldest sister who loves vanity and wants to find a lover;
The second sister, who is well-read in poetry and books, is courageous and self-reliant;
The third sister who follows the eldest sister and is naturally gentle and sweet;
The fourth sister is thoughtful and loves to eat.
From the border county, step by step into the prosperous Beijing.
Along the way, there are endless interesting things, and firewood, rice, oil, salt and fireworks will last forever.
Sisters often have conflicting views and occasionally quarrel, but they always support each other in times of crisis.
Troubles rise and fall, and good relationships gradually come.
When the dust settles and each of the four sisters finds their home, the Ling family will be happy and happy every year.
Reader comments
After reading Chapter 37, please express your opinion. From the introduction, I felt uncomfortable when I saw the description of the eldest child being vain. The more I read, the more I felt that the author's writing skills were limited. Only the second among the four sisters loves to read, so the other three gave up? After five years of working as an official lady, no one told them to study wisely and go to the temple to bake rabbits raised by a young monk. Is this what a government girl can do? Let's talk about their grandmothers. I think the ones who should go to school the most are their grandmothers. This is also a novel. Otherwise, the trouble would have been revealed and the whole family would have gone back to farming [laughing]. The most unbearable thing was when the father of the four sisters taught the younger brother a lesson (I don't know if the younger brother wanted to create a growth character who grew up to be sensible when he was naughty or something, but it may be that the author's writing is not good enough, but it looks annoying anyway). The dog came to protect the little master and was sent to Zhuangzi? ? ? After raising him for so many years, he just let it go. When the fourth child ate the little monk's rabbit, the second child even used his own dog as an example to the fourth child. When the dog was thrown on the bank, in order to highlight the young and literary character of the second child, he said that it was his nature, so he dismissed the previous words as farts. Why are the left and right brains interacting with each other? The author always wants readers to see a different side of the characters, but the lack of portrayal and writing is annoying.
The fourth sister was greedy, so she secretly killed the rabbit raised by the young monk and ate it with the third sister. When her father found out, he didn't scold her. The second sister also said that she should think of her when eating meat in the future. This family did not take killing other people's pets and eating them seriously at all. I was dumbfounded when I saw this [awkward laugh]
After reading Chapter 37, please express your opinion. From the introduction, I felt uncomfortable when I saw the description of the eldest child being vain. The more I read, the more I felt that the author's writing skills were limited. Only the second among the four sisters loves to read, so the other three gave up? After five years of working as an official lady, no one told them to study wisely and go to the temple to bake rabbits raised by a young monk. Is this what a government girl can do? Let's talk about their grandmothers. I think the ones who should go to school the most are their grandmothers. This is also a novel. Otherwise, the trouble would have been revealed and the whole family would have gone back to farming [laughing]. The most unbearable thing was when the father of the four sisters taught the younger brother a lesson (I don't know if the younger brother wanted to create a growth character who grew up to be sensible when he was naughty or something, but it may be that the author's writing is not good enough, but it looks annoying anyway). The dog came to protect the little master and was sent to Zhuangzi? ? ? After raising him for so many years, he just let it go. When the fourth child ate the little monk's rabbit, the second child even used his own dog as an example to the fourth child. When the dog was thrown on the bank, in order to highlight the young and literary character of the second child, he said that it was his nature, so he dismissed the previous words as farts. Why are the left and right brains interacting with each other? The author always wants readers to see a different side of the characters, but the lack of portrayal and writing is annoying.
The fourth sister was greedy, so she secretly killed the rabbit raised by the young monk and ate it with the third sister. When her father found out, he didn't scold her. The second sister also said that she should think of her when eating meat in the future. This family did not take killing other people's pets and eating them seriously at all. I was dumbfounded when I saw this [awkward laugh]