Ten Miles of Fragrant Rice Blossoms in Tongzhuang

I stayed up all night for several days to read it, what a great article! After reading it, I feel melancholy again. None of the titles on the list are good-looking. I don't even want to click on the title when I see it, especially when the screen is full of scumbags.

I finished reading it in one go. It is a good farming novel that I have read today. The plot is relatively compact and there is no procrastination and nonsense. Some farming novels have written more than ten chapters and made no progress. "You really teach me how to farm every day."

Hua Zi has experienced hundreds of battles at a young age, which is really rare. I'm afraid he may not be as skilled as Mingrou. (Why are you so skilled? I was obviously here first)

Finished! I like the third princess so much!

Everyone has someone to grow old with, perfect.

Both Mingrou and Mingma couldn't maintain their careers. To lie, if Qiuniang was like Du Daddy, the Ming family would still be defeated by Mingrou. Du also obtained the property by writing fake land deeds, but Mingrou just gave away the thousand acres of fertile land left by the old man. I really can't understand it. I thought it was the kind of story where the eldest lady learns in a difficult situation and grows more and more, but in the end I saw that the eldest lady didn't do much. Especially at the beginning, I thought the eldest lady fell into the quagmire and started to work hard to build a career and become a villain. Then Jiujiu taught her little by little, slowly delegating power to her. The two of them discussed countermeasures together when encountering problems, grew little by little, and slowly carried forward their ancestral business. The result? Every day, Jiujiu goes to Zhuangzi to take care of things, and when he comes back, he has to cook for the eldest lady. He wakes up earlier than a chicken and goes to bed later than a dog. Rouge Shop is purely about the halo of the protagonist, with simple raw materials, simple formulas, and simple processes. The huge profits are not competitive. No one starts a price war in the middle. The only way to make money is to rely on the golden finger of the protagonist. Mingrou has achieved just this, and it has nothing to do with the Ming family industry. Qiuniang's progress is rapid. She manages Zhuangzi, negotiates business, provides disaster relief, builds rivers, fills river banks, builds wharves, builds commercial streets, and does river business... She can get along well with both businessmen and officials, and she is not short-sighted. She has preserved the old man's legacy and developed other businesses, and she is like a qualified head of the Ming family. At the end, I still felt that one of the two was making rapid progress, while the other had not grown up in the end and was still as immature as a child. I can't escape the illusion that Qiuniang has been repaying her kindness and raising her children, which is a bit contrary to the norm. However, this kind of daily sweet feelings is quite beautiful. Thank you to the author for the great hospitality. Ps. I also want someone as long-lasting as Fu Jie (Escape quickly)

After reading it for several days, I finally finished reading all four of the author's recent books. I haven't read much about farming before, and I really like the author's writing. In my eyes, the emotional scenes are just embellishments, while farming and fighting villains are the most interesting. This is the largest of the four articles. It's not for anything else, but mainly because the name is nice and particularly poetic.

It's not easy for Qiuniang and Rouer. Love is stronger than gold. Their friends also have lovers and eventually get married. They are kind and smart. I wish you happiness.

After staying up two nights, I finished chasing it. It's pretty good?(???ω???)?

The author has been bookmarked. I took a look at the column and found that except for time travel and systems, they are basically the farming articles that I currently like. I decided to bookmark the little author, and I also bookmarked one that is currently being serialized. I look forward to finishing it soon, and I also hope that the author will write more about farming.