The novel is complete. I also have another completed story, A Daily Life of Growing Vegetables in Ancient Times, and upcoming stories, I Married a Poor Scholar and I Transmigrated into a Book and Got a Happy Ending with a Passerby.
Upcoming story, I Married a Poor Scholar:
In the eyes of the Guan family, Guan Zhenzhen is utterly pitiful. Her mother died when she was three, and soon after, her own father sent her to a country estate. He didn't bring her back until she was nearly of marriageable age, then promptly betrothed her to a poor scholar.
People in the capital say her father hates her because he hated her mother.
The people at the estate: Good heavens, why are you looking at her like that? Let me tell you, she's...
In Wei Lian's eyes, Guan Zhenzhen has ulterior motives and must be plotting something. Why else would she scheme to marry a poor scholar like him?
Guan Zhenzhen waves a hand. You're overthinking it, buddy. You're just a tool, you know?
Reader's Guide:
1. The story is set in a fictional world, with the Song Dynasty as its main historical reference.
2. The focus is on solving cases and food, with plot taking precedence over romance. One-on-one pairing throughout.
3. The first chapter introduces the setting. The heroine is grown up from the second chapter onward, so please read accordingly.
Story Blurb:
Qin Ya transmigrated into the body of a widow. When she opened her eyes, she saw her mother-in-law sending her back to her family, claiming it was for her own good. Qin Ya was so angry she nearly jumped out of her skin. If the woman was after money, she should just say so! She couldn't stand seeing the poor original owner used as a scapegoat.
After sorting out her in-laws, Qin Ya's brothers started arguing over the forced relocation.
So what if it's beyond the pass? There is plenty of land and the air is good. As long as you work hard, you can make a living anywhere.
Simply put, this is the daily life of a modern woman who transmigrates into ancient times, becomes a widow, and leads her family in farming beyond the pass. It's all everyday family life, with a slower pace. The focus is on clearing land, farming, and food, with romance as a secondary thread.
Reader's Guide:
1. A fictional setting, with a slow-burn pace.
2. The hero appears in the beyond-the-pass section.
3. The hero and heroine are ordinary people who make a living through hard work. No golden fingers.
Theme: Wherever you are, live in the present and keep striving forward.
To be honest, the bread made by the heroine is not delicious. Bread without milk, milk powder, and butter will be harder. If we use the alkali flour we used to make dough instead of yeast, it will taste like stones. Compared with our steamed buns, steamed buns and other pastas do not taste good. This is why ancient bread appeared in the West but we did not. One is that people prefer to eat freshly made food, and the other is that bread made without these modern ingredients is not delicious. So it doesn't mean that people can make money if they haven't seen it.
It's a pity to abandon it, and it's boring to read. It's a bit like a flow of literature. I don't see the point.
Because I am the heroine, I feel that everything I do is easy. In fact, many things are not taken for granted, such as hatching chickens. Who doesn't know that just keeping the temperature is enough? But if you don't do it specifically, the eggs will break if you don't pay attention. Even the survival rate after hatching is also a problem. The survival rate of hens is much higher, not to mention that those who sell chickens are vaccinated now. People in my hometown say that if they are raised, some of them may die in the heat for at least a year.
He is always called Liu Captou, but his full name is not shown. Is he really not the male protagonist?
Hahaha... Spread flowers~~ Come on ^0^~
After robbing someone's husband, he still had the nerve to find her as a mistress in modern times.
There's something wrong with this heroine's brain. It doesn't matter who the younger brother and the child are playing with! So what's important? Birds of a feather flock together and people divide into groups. Is it possible to learn well with a family of evil-minded people? When you move to the Northeast, you seem to have brought money with you. In ancient times, you needed a lot when traveling far away. Not to mention moving, you only bought a donkey. The family didn't even have a grown man. It was normal for them to be robbed and sold. What's more, in that era, everything was taken for granted, as if there was no brain.
This article will be published in the clip on February 23, and the update will be changed to 0:00 on the day it is published. At that time, the two updates will be combined into one. There will be no updates on the morning of the 23rd, and the next update will be on the 24th. Thanks.
It's pretty cool, why are there so few comments?
The puppy eggs in the cabinet are so cute