
In a Year of Famine, This Three-Year-Old Can Turn Stones into Steamed Buns
饥荒年,三岁崽崽能把石头变馒头
- Status
- Ongoing
- Length
- 169k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 1d ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
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Reader comments 4
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Generally speaking, the author has no idea about the purchasing power of copper coins and silver. You can convert it when buying things in the book. 1 Tael = 1000 taels of silver. Pork belly is 30 taels per kilogram, ribs are 20 kilograms. In ancient times, I will give you a maximum of 300 kilograms for a pig. Even if the prices of fat and pork ribs are different, if you convert it, you will get 7 taels of silver. Polished rice is 10 kilograms per kilogram. A chicken is 1 tael and 20 kilograms. Count you as 1. Two, you can exchange one pig for 6 chickens, and one chicken for 100 kilograms of polished rice. What are you talking about?
When I first read the introduction, I thought the brothers were vampires, hoping that the system would benefit the heroine. Have skipped this book a few times. Looking at it now, the system's rewards were really stingy at first. The seven brothers are really hard-working at a young age. The heroine survives entirely by relying on her brother + system rewards🤦
The whole family works together and their strength is as strong as gold
Very pretty.