
I Made My Fortune Raising Chickens
我靠养鸡发家致富
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 259k Words
- Genre
- Danmei (BL)
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- JJWXC
Synopsis
83Chapters
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8.1Score
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338Comments
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? Why do I feel like the whole article was written slowly, but everything was on schedule when I started the second batch, and then it clicked and it was gone.
It's understandable that you want to protect your younger brother, but as the richest man in the world, the second son's methods are a bit underhanded.
You can find fools everywhere...
In ancient times, it was difficult to stay together if the family backgrounds were not equal. If we didn't stick to it, we would have been separated long ago.
Go back to your capital. This mother is really annoying.
This eldest lady from a "scholarly family", her husband showed that he really wanted to be with her forever. She ignored others and only cared about her role as "the mistress of the house", and promoted her maid as a concubine. Her husband smiled and said, "I will break up if you are ruthless", and no longer plays affectionate with you. She lives like a "benefit model of a good wife". It's disgusting.
It's me. I don't even want to get married. I'm so tired.
Based on everyone's unanimous feedback, this article will add an extra chapter later. Baby, please wait for me to brew it.
This plot is unreasonable. First of all, it is written that the Xue family always marries one person, so does Xue's mother marry in and let her maid serve her husband to consolidate her status? In this kind of environment, there is no need at all, unless the family has a lot of married people who need maids to help. Then you write that the existence of a concubine is an eyesore. This is ridiculous. You gave the woman your husband with your own hands in the first place, and now you feel uncomfortable with her giving birth to a child. Is this reasonable?
The protagonist's chicken has not appeared for several days. It's so speechless that the whole family is holding back the wedding. Looking at Tao Hao's experience, he feels so wronged.