The Eldest Daughter-in-Law Is Hard to Be

Regardless of whether you pay taxes or not, there should always be a title deed when buying land, right? So just ask the original owner to write a transfer letter and that's it? And why did the heroine have to buy that piece of land? It was the land of someone who was celebrating a festival, so she had to shamelessly come to ask for favors. Can't I buy other land? So she is sure that she can grow things that others cannot grow, as if she is afraid that others will not doubt her secret, and thinks that others are fools? All I have to do is tell others directly that I have a spiritual spring of space.

The heroine is really hard to describe!

Oops, the heroine directly asks others who know her. Is she stupid?!!

Come on↖(^ω^)↗

Well, the heroine's emotions and inner drama are unlikely to appear at this time, it's only been 2 days.

Has the author noticed that when you wrote the article, all you used were line drawings, and the characters had no outstanding characteristics? In other words, your characters' dialogues would not feel awkward at all when placed in the dialogue, and they were written in vernacular rather than spoken.

The author wrote the first three chapters in such a mess that it took me a long time to understand. The male protagonist seems to be blind and has lived in the ancestral hall for a long time due to some hidden secret. It is probably because of this hidden secret. There is no way to help the sick heroine and call a doctor. He can only use physical methods to cool her down. At first glance, it seems that the heroine is sleeping in the ancestral hall, but she is inexplicably transferred to the male protagonist's room. The male protagonist sees that she is sick and does not call a doctor for her, which is a bit excessive. After the first three chapters, I felt that the interaction between the male protagonist and the female was interesting in the later chapters. The author would like to change the previous chapters~ I felt that the male protagonist was quite unjust.

The male protagonist is trash, there is no way to clean him up

Hey? The heroine is really big-hearted yet cowardly, so...

Bright yellow? In ancient times, ordinary people couldn't use it.