Recommending my serialized novel: The Sun Clan's Old Woman (Farming)
*****Blurb
Zhang Taohua has been "dead" for over a decade. She watched the man who once smashed their pots, sold their ox, and melted down their hoes, determined to pass the imperial examinations. He rose swiftly through the ranks to become Chief Minister, all while basking in his reputation as a devoted husband.
Zhang Taohua heard that the Chief Minister was a treacherous official who would meet a miserable end. She cut ties with him, then, two years later, married the butcher and lived out the rest of her life that way.
But her son died young, leaving behind a grandson who was framed and imprisoned. With no other choice, Zhang Taohua carried her son's memorial tablet and blocked the Chief Minister's carriage.
Zhang Taohua: Fang Daniu, do you still recognize me, Zhang?
Transmigrated male lead x a native tofu seller who is a ghost
Theme: Rekindled love
It's a bit messy, has a tough tail, and is a bit heartwarming. I've finished reading it.
This plot is disgusting. He deceived the heroine's favorability and treated another woman's child.
But the reason why the male protagonist loves the female protagonist very much is based on the fact that the female protagonist is lucky to love him. If there was no such advantage, would it still be like this?
The author should just catch bugs, it's too hard to read, guess while reading
It's so confusing, I don't know what I want to express
Why would the heroine do this kind of SB man? Raise a son for someone else and take advantage of the heroine's favorability. The most disgusting thing is that he slept with another woman and got his bastard drunk. The female lead should have sex with the second male lead to make this disgusting SB's head turn green. Anyway, he would be happy to be a green turtle male if he could raise a son for others.
Emmm got up before entering the bridal chamber to take the merit test. Where did the son come from?
I didn't expect that I would finish reading it like this
Wouldn't Wen Zhengyin be Wen Ren?
Although this article is illogical and difficult to read, it really hits my point in a strange way.