Ye Yaoyao returns to the 1970s to complete a mission, unaware that the System has taken her to the wrong place: a feudal dynasty.
She has to change people's beliefs in favoring sons over daughters, the Three Bonds and Five Constant Virtues, and arranged marriage... After a series of missions in a world that seems to belong to a feudal era, she finally understands why the System exists.
It's already the twentieth century, so why are there still so many feudal customs?
She goes to great lengths and racks her brain to raise them all into successors to socialism!
After completing her mission and having the geographic restriction lifted, she prepares to contact the System and leave. Then, curious, she walks out of the village.
The emperor, returning to court with his army after driving out the Tartars, passes through the area. Among the people kneeling to pay their respects, Ye Yaoyao stands out like a crane among chickens. A clean-shaven attendant shouts:
"How dare you! The emperor is right here, and you still won't kneel?!"
Her fingers tremble. "System, this is China in the 1970s, right?"
The System nods. "Of course. The seventieth year of the Great Hua Dynasty..."
Ye Yaoyao: "...Honey, I think you got the prefix wrong."
Before she can get an answer, villagers in the distance are already racing over on bicycles:
"Freedom! Democracy! Civilization!"
"All people are born equal!"
"You're feudal remnants!!!"
The emperor, the feudal remnant: "Hmm?"
Ye Yaoyao looks at the young emperor, who is on an inspection tour with three thousand personal guards and two great generals at his side. "System, hurry, get me out of here... System? System! Don't go offline!!!"
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Ye Taotao notices that ever since her young child-bridegroom woke up from a serious illness, he seems different.
Not only does he say strange things, he is also lazy and greedy, sneaking food from the family's grain stores.
And he keeps wanting to hit her and run away.
But he is the child-bridegroom her parents exchanged for a sack of grain. After the clansmen seized their house and drove them out, he was the only thing her parents left her.
"Do you want to die? If you run away, you'll die out there."
Later, she carries her child-bridegroom home after he is beaten half to death, sighing to herself.
It's already hard enough for the two of them to survive, and her child-bridegroom's illness has gotten worse. What can she do?
Luckily, she still has a plot of land.
Local girl x transmigrated man
Theme: Be self-reliant and keep striving. Hard work will bring rewards.
Logically speaking, even if the heroine cannot get out, she should be able to easily determine whether the current environment is in the feudal dynasty based on the villagers' clothing, customs, language, and food.
Although... That earthworm can actually be strung directly on the fishhook, without having to spend time making bait or anything (this is how I fished when I was a kid). Moreover, sweet potato leaves can also be fried and eaten as vegetables (I fry sweet potato leaves at home), and earthworms are also edible (I saw this in movies when I was a kid, and Baidu also said that earthworms are edible), so you don't have to keep staring at fish. In rural areas, there are so many edible things. It just depends on whether you can recognize them, dare to eat them, and whether you know how to eat them.
In real life, flour is more expensive than rice of the same weight, so how is this point system priced? Also, does it need to be so complicated to catch a fish? You know, spices were very expensive in ancient times. Can the heroine balance her efforts and output? The heroine's behavior is truly a prodigal. Since this is a rural article, please understand some basic common sense. Also, are you wearing ancient clothes? Who would dress like this in the Seventy Years of Real Flower Country? Are they for decoration of the heroine's eyes?
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers. . . Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
It's a trap, it's a trap! I think the system may have teleported the wrong person. It was afraid that the heroine would know or something, so it limited the scope of the heroine. After all, those tasks always have to be done, but they conflict with this era.
It stands to reason that you are very poor. It is strange that you cannot catch fish in the river.
The writing is so shocking. Can a short period of more than ten years really change the original thoughts and perceptions? There are many articles written by Lei Bai with similar writing. Li Bai drove a time shuttle to the 21st century to blow up his own poem. It is really touching. If you are not convinced, I can't read it anymore.
Did the heroine harm a village in the end? How will these people live after everyone is equal in ancient times?
In the blind guess, the female protagonist and the male protagonist (the emperor) are together in the end, and then the country will implement prosperous, strong, democratic socialism
You can also eat the young sweet potato leaves, which are delicious when fried.
Logically speaking, even if the heroine cannot get out, she should be able to easily determine whether the current environment is in the feudal dynasty based on the villagers' clothing, customs, language, and food.
Although... That earthworm can actually be strung directly on the fishhook, without having to spend time making bait or anything (this is how I fished when I was a kid). Moreover, sweet potato leaves can also be fried and eaten as vegetables (I fry sweet potato leaves at home), and earthworms are also edible (I saw this in movies when I was a kid, and Baidu also said that earthworms are edible), so you don't have to keep staring at fish. In rural areas, there are so many edible things. It just depends on whether you can recognize them, dare to eat them, and whether you know how to eat them.
In real life, flour is more expensive than rice of the same weight, so how is this point system priced? Also, does it need to be so complicated to catch a fish? You know, spices were very expensive in ancient times. Can the heroine balance her efforts and output? The heroine's behavior is truly a prodigal. Since this is a rural article, please understand some basic common sense. Also, are you wearing ancient clothes? Who would dress like this in the Seventy Years of Real Flower Country? Are they for decoration of the heroine's eyes? Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers. . . Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers Spread the flowers
It's a trap, it's a trap! I think the system may have teleported the wrong person. It was afraid that the heroine would know or something, so it limited the scope of the heroine. After all, those tasks always have to be done, but they conflict with this era.
It stands to reason that you are very poor. It is strange that you cannot catch fish in the river.
The writing is so shocking. Can a short period of more than ten years really change the original thoughts and perceptions? There are many articles written by Lei Bai with similar writing. Li Bai drove a time shuttle to the 21st century to blow up his own poem. It is really touching. If you are not convinced, I can't read it anymore.
Did the heroine harm a village in the end? How will these people live after everyone is equal in ancient times?
In the blind guess, the female protagonist and the male protagonist (the emperor) are together in the end, and then the country will implement prosperous, strong, democratic socialism
You can also eat the young sweet potato leaves, which are delicious when fried.
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