The Scholar's Daughter's Farming Diary

Ah, the son-in-law is not necessary in the end. . . It's really not necessary

There is still preference for boys over girls, both implicit and explicit. This kind of thinking is caused by thousands of years of productivity. We still need to improve productivity and narrow the differences between men and women. Culture lags behind productivity. Culture is a gradual evolution process, measured in hundreds of years.

The male protagonist turned out to be. . . I should find out who the male protagonist is before buying the whole book,,?^?,,

"Go to the parents for lunch." This is a big bug for the author~

The factory can recruit more female workers

It means that Liu Ya'er's father has been the magistrate of the same county for more than ten years, and he did so with such excellent political performance. Is this possible? Is this possible???

"Pin" is a big thorn in the side of the author~ Probably the parents

Baimu Village always reminds me of Baini Village.

New article: "The Little Peasant Girl's Father is a Bamboo Horse" The old Shen family in Daliu Village gave birth to a wonderful baby girl. She was shy just a few days after she was born, and she neither cried nor fussed on weekdays. She started calling people when she was seven months old. At the age of three, she learned to read from the grandson of an old scholar in the village. People in the village said that the old Shen family's ancestral grave was smoking, and that this female doll was stronger than the male. Mrs. Wu, who has always favored boys over girls, also regards her granddaughter as a treasure and does not allow the villagers to say a word about her granddaughter. Shen Yao, who was an orphan in her previous life, traveled through time and became a peasant girl in ancient times, and felt what family love is. In order to lift his family out of poverty, Shen Yao used the knowledge he had acquired in his previous life to start a road to wealth. Selling box lunches, growing vegetables in greenhouses, and genetically improving rice. Over the past few years, not only the Shen family, but also the entire Daliu Village became rich. In order to explain that he was literate and to cover his future entrepreneurship, Shen Yao set his sights on Si Qinghuai of the Si family. Three-year-old Xiaotuanzi: Brother Qinghuai, what do you pronounce these words? Seven-year-old Si Qinghuai looked at the happy little dumpling, picked her up and sat on his lap. Pointing to the words on the booklet, he read: Si Qinghuai! Come, Nannan, read to me: Si Qinghuai Xiaotuanzi pretended to read: Si... Si... Si Qinghuai was so funny that he read it again. Xiaotuanzi chuckled, and then said: Si... Qing... Huai! Daddy male protagonist x cute meat dumpling Childhood sweethearts!

So you didn't write a sister story about Qin Zhen and Gu Chengan?