Pastoral Little Loving Wife

Just looking at the copywriting, it seems that a woman travels through time and a man is reborn, which is actually quite interesting! As a result, after reading the trial chapter, I didn't feel like following through! First of all, there are no surprises in the plot. Whether it is the heroine helping her husband's family earn the first pot of gold by selling boiled fish, or the heroine's best parents selling their daughter and then coming to ask for someone again and again, there is nothing interesting about it! Especially after the heroine's parents learned that the boiled fish cooked by the heroine could be sold for money, they ignored the signed contract and came to take the heroine home. For this reason, the two families had a verbal dispute, and the back and forth took three or four chapters! To be honest, this kind of "little episode" that strives for profit can only be briefly told once or twice to advance the plot, but the author writes about "big things". It is obviously unreasonable, but he writes everyone's quarrels clearly and clearly, going back and forth like a cart wheel, as if he has to make up the word count when there is no content. I really can't watch it! In addition, starting from chapter 30+, the audio version does not match the text. Maybe the content was revised after the dubbing was recorded?