[I want to help you get rich, but all you ever want is to date me]
After transmigrating, Lin Qing becomes the silly daughter of a landowning family. At the "ripe old age" of twenty, she's married off to Lu Jing, a farmer with nothing but the walls of his home.
Lin Qing doesn't dare run away. In this unfamiliar place, she decides to get to know her surroundings first and make a deal with Lu Jing: they'll start out as "ordinary friends."
Lin Qing finally saves up enough silver and is planning to escape on a dark, moonless night, when she learns that her "farmer" husband is about to be promoted to a high official post.
These days, even a "farmer" is doing better than she is. After a moment's hesitation, Lin Qing approaches him eagerly.
Lu Jing glances at her. "I have everything I need now, except a wife to manage the money."
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It's not that the male protagonist is no longer written, it's that the male protagonist's aura is weaker than the female protagonist's.
Come on, baby!!!!!!!
Do you think the male protagonist is suspicious in his heart and has a searching look on his face? The heroine should be lucky that this is a farming novel, otherwise she would have been sliced into slices if she met a black male partner or something like that 233
I'm a little confused. The original owner of the heroine was a fool. How could he know what wild vegetables are? After all, she used to be the eldest daughter of a landlord? And the male protagonist asked her if she was okay, but she didn't bother to explain??? In fact, this attitude is very strange. The heroine has such a... Arrogant and contemptuous mentality, but in fact she is dependent on others now. Although she is married, she has no sense of belonging. He was originally a fool and suddenly became a good person for no apparent reason. He even showed disdain for knowing how to cook wild vegetables. Of course, this is just the beginning. I hope you can write better and better in the future.
Wenwen is well written! Recently I've become obsessed with farming food articles! Big cheers for the author