Ji Ge had just transmigrated and hadn't even had time to figure out what was going on when her parents hurriedly arranged a marriage swap for her.
Qingyan Cave was a remote mountain village, home to nearly a hundred scattered households. The Liu family's parents were both dead. Their eldest daughter had taken on the role of mother, but now that she was married, Ji Ge, the new bride and eldest sister-in-law, naturally had to take over all her duties in the Liu household.
Counting the one, two, three, four... little carrot tops, then looking at the thatched hut with nothing in it, she could only sigh that even the cleverest housewife couldn't cook without ingredients.
A warmhearted farming-family story, full of everyday family life and farming. The days are gentle, peaceful, and unhurried, and of course, getting rich is a must!
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I can't understand Erlang a bit. I always thought he liked his sister-in-law, and I couldn't see what he meant to Wu Wanrou. Isn't the ending part too abrupt?
I don't understand the Zen meaning at the end.
I read it again, and it's so fascinating
Wow, is this bad? ?
I originally thought I could see Sanduo and Ahe together, but I didn't see enough?
Erlang's emotional line is quite abrupt.
I really envy Wu Wanrou. She likes someone so much, but she still thinks about and waits for him if he is rejected. It just so happened that that person was also thinking about her, and it finally came to fruition.
Coming from the old lady, it's a really nice farming article.
Although when you meet the best, you don't have the pleasure of being slapped in the face like other similar articles, but it is also very real. After all, social relationships are not so simple to just cut them off.
The ending was a little rushed, but it's okay. Everything that needs to be explained has been explained.
It's just that when Erlang got married, I still didn't quite understand it. I thought he had always been unhappy with his sister-in-law, but he didn't feel the process of letting go of her.
Not bad, pretty good-looking
I don't understand Erlang and Wu Wanrou. Did they know each other before? But I don't seem to see any foreshadowing.
I can't understand Erlang a bit. I always thought he liked his sister-in-law, and I couldn't see what he meant to Wu Wanrou. Isn't the ending part too abrupt?
I don't understand the Zen meaning at the end.
I read it again, and it's so fascinating
Wow, is this bad? ?
I originally thought I could see Sanduo and Ahe together, but I didn't see enough?
Erlang's emotional line is quite abrupt.
I really envy Wu Wanrou. She likes someone so much, but she still thinks about and waits for him if he is rejected. It just so happened that that person was also thinking about her, and it finally came to fruition.
Coming from the old lady, it's a really nice farming article. Although when you meet the best, you don't have the pleasure of being slapped in the face like other similar articles, but it is also very real. After all, social relationships are not so simple to just cut them off. The ending was a little rushed, but it's okay. Everything that needs to be explained has been explained. It's just that when Erlang got married, I still didn't quite understand it. I thought he had always been unhappy with his sister-in-law, but he didn't feel the process of letting go of her.
Not bad, pretty good-looking
I don't understand Erlang and Wu Wanrou. Did they know each other before? But I don't seem to see any foreshadowing.