I Raise My Daughter-in-Law in Ancient Times

After reading more than 400 chapters, let me talk about my overall feelings. The writing is very good and the plot setting is good. There are not too many extreme fighting plots but it still looks very comfortable. Unlike most novels, the people the protagonist meets have no good supporting characters, and the passers-by are all villains with bad views. The male protagonist was very smart from the beginning, but his character started to fall apart when he got to Zhongzhou. He lost his own opinion and became Erni. Erni helped this person with ideas and helped that person with ideas. The whole village became rich because of Erni. It was Erni who gave Chen Gensheng the idea. The male protagonist I can't even read a word. Although the article repeatedly emphasizes that the male protagonist was a gangster in his previous life, did not graduate from junior high school, and knows nothing, the male protagonist's design has obviously begun to differ. Erni takes the main stage and starts the heroine routine... Finally, the setting of the male protagonist being illiterate is really uncomfortable to watch.

，2018， Too many things were only done halfway, and I didn't expect to finish them in a hurry. It seemed a little hasty, but I felt that I couldn't force it! After all, there is no such thing as perfection in this world!        ，，，，， Of course I am very happy to have gained some babies who have always encouraged and supported me. Because of your support, I have the courage to continue writing. The book "I Raised a Wife in Ancient Times" has more than 1.2 Million words now! To be honest, when I first wrote this book, I felt that I could only write 300,000 words at most. After all, there are not many clicks, and there are only a handful of collections, not to mention readers. I wanted to give up for the first time and was sad for several days! Just when I was considering whether to finish it, I suddenly received a comment. A baby told me that he had been waiting for my update and he thought what I wrote was very interesting! I still remember that day. After seeing this comment, I felt as if I had taken a magic pill and was full of energy! Because I know that someone finally likes the story I wrote. I am so excited at this moment. I have persisted for so long and finally waited for someone to approve it. It feels so good! This persistence has reached 600,000 words in the blink of an eye, and the number of babies who support me has grown from one to two to hundreds to thousands! At this time, I said to myself, keep at it, you see, some people still like it. Many babies gave me comments or suggestions, and they were willing to point out the things that I wrote poorly. My heart was as warm as spring.         ，         ，，！         ，，，，，！ I also wish the babies a happy new year, no worries, no worries, no hardships, no sorrows, no sorrows [happy]

When I first settled down, I still ate rice and noodles at a high price of 300 Wen per kilogram. Zhang Dali's family sold braised noodles for 15 Wen per bowl and also gave two Wo Wotou as a gift. Does their noodles come in one bowl, and are the Wo Wotou only as big as a little finger? Otherwise, you'll make a shitty amount of money, and you'll lose everything you lose.

It's a very interesting story about male protagonist farming, with a strong flavor of rural life, and it's well written.

A foot-operated loom only costs thirty taels of silver, and several wooden shelves for soaps cost more than two hundred taels. This setting is so unreasonable

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In order to open a noodle stall, Zhang Dali's family bought a cow worth 200 taels. A bowl of noodles cost 15 taels. One tael of silver is equal to 1,000 taels. It would take more than 13,000 bowls of noodles to earn 200 taels, not counting the cost. Not to mention three hundred coins per pound of rice and noodles. {"NickName":"cowardly","UserId":312216730}

I have read more than 150 chapters. The plot is still good, but the handling of money is particularly unreasonable. I would like to ask if it will still be like this in the later period? If this is still the case, abandon the article. If it has been changed, continue reading. {"NickName":"TD","UserId":312216730} I hope the author will read a few of my comments and reply to me. Thanks

The plot is still interesting, but the money setting is unreasonable. For example, when Pig's Knuckle first started making soap, it cost more than 200 taels to build a solid wood shelf. There were many trees in ancient times. Unless it was a particularly good and precious wood, there would be no carpenter in the countryside who couldn't nail a few shelves. Two hundred taels is too exaggerated! There are also head flowers made by Sanni. Two flowers made of cloth only cost a penny. In ancient times, silk was tax-deductible. Even if the cloth is not more valuable than silk, it is not something that just ordinary people can afford. Head flowers made of cloth are so worthless.

Erni probably knows too much. In the early stage, she just learned how to read from the people in the village, and then she understood everything without any transition. It's okay if Zhang Chuanxue didn't notice it, but the author, you wrote about the other people so differently, why didn't they notice it? How could a peasant girl understand it if she had never been exposed to it? Read it in a book? Why don't others know? What an enigmatic confidence. And Sanni, my God, it's so drunk that a rural child who has endured hardship has turned into a lazy and greedy girl!