Chu Wu transmigrated into the eldest daughter of a tenant farmer's family. She lived in a thatched hut and wore straw sandals and patched clothes. But at least her family supported one another, and Chu Wu felt the transmigration god hadn't treated her too badly.
With no money or food, she might go ten or fifteen days without meat, so she found a way to get by. With no fields or land, she worked with her own hands to earn them bit by bit. She didn't ask for great wealth or status. All she wanted was land, money, and a surplus of grain.
Chu Wu married with the intention of getting a divorce, to her childhood sweetheart, little Luo. She thought the boy was simple and easy to fool, but it turned out he was actually quite cunning. Looking down at the little dumpling in her arms, grinning foolishly at her, Chu Wu couldn't help bursting into tears. She was supposed to get a divorce!
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Isn't this a story about tenant farming? Why did it suddenly turn into a war story?
I really don't like Yingchun, it's a bit like NC from Qiong Yao's drama. The heroine should have stopped her decisively when she was young! When Mrs. Long said she was going to play, she was just saying it politely, but the heroine and the others actually went. They were like fools. There was obviously a huge gap, okay?
It is true that the fifth day of the Lunar New Year should not encourage Yingchun and give her the hope of competing. This was only done in ancient times and she ran away on her own. . . . . . It's true that my heart is as high as the sky and my destiny is as thin as paper.
Ronaldinho didn't even show his face. . . . .
Um, do you still need to ration Long Yue to welcome the Spring Festival? Don't ah ah ah ah ah ah
Yingchun's insistent attitude is really unpleasant.
If Long Yue were not a child of a wealthy family, how much more would Yingchun still like him?
Alas, maybe I am too selfish.
Whenever I see a male protagonist that I like, I hope that he will continue to like the female protagonist and not be paired with a female protagonist halfway through.
I always feel that such a beautiful relationship should spread. Oh, it's too selfish, but I can't help but feel selfish.
To be honest, nowadays we also pay attention to those who are well-matched. Even if the parents don't agree, the children still have to be born, and the success rate is relatively small.
Look at Liang Luoshi, she has already given birth to three children, and no one will marry her.
As for Yingchun, I really don't want her and Long Yue to be together. Such a simple family doesn't want to be looked down upon.
Alas, it's spring. . . . I wonder why she is so spoiled?
Don't you want to settle accounts?…
In this chapter, the heroine suddenly changed from a calm person to an impulsive pervert. It's so weird that her personality changed so much. If you want to emphasize that the heroine is jealous and teased, you don't need to smear the heroine like this.
Isn't this a story about tenant farming? Why did it suddenly turn into a war story?
I really don't like Yingchun, it's a bit like NC from Qiong Yao's drama. The heroine should have stopped her decisively when she was young! When Mrs. Long said she was going to play, she was just saying it politely, but the heroine and the others actually went. They were like fools. There was obviously a huge gap, okay?
It is true that the fifth day of the Lunar New Year should not encourage Yingchun and give her the hope of competing. This was only done in ancient times and she ran away on her own. . . . . . It's true that my heart is as high as the sky and my destiny is as thin as paper.
Ronaldinho didn't even show his face. . . . .
Um, do you still need to ration Long Yue to welcome the Spring Festival? Don't ah ah ah ah ah ah Yingchun's insistent attitude is really unpleasant. If Long Yue were not a child of a wealthy family, how much more would Yingchun still like him?
Alas, maybe I am too selfish. Whenever I see a male protagonist that I like, I hope that he will continue to like the female protagonist and not be paired with a female protagonist halfway through. I always feel that such a beautiful relationship should spread. Oh, it's too selfish, but I can't help but feel selfish.
To be honest, nowadays we also pay attention to those who are well-matched. Even if the parents don't agree, the children still have to be born, and the success rate is relatively small. Look at Liang Luoshi, she has already given birth to three children, and no one will marry her. As for Yingchun, I really don't want her and Long Yue to be together. Such a simple family doesn't want to be looked down upon.
Alas, it's spring. . . . I wonder why she is so spoiled?
Don't you want to settle accounts?… In this chapter, the heroine suddenly changed from a calm person to an impulsive pervert. It's so weird that her personality changed so much. If you want to emphasize that the heroine is jealous and teased, you don't need to smear the heroine like this.
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