The Farmer's Daughter Refuses to Be a Substitute Bride

I finally understand, let me help you sort out the current plot In the previous life, the person who married the protagonist was not the heroine (the heroine's body died when she was a child), but Jiang Xiyue. In his previous life, he got the jade pendant hidden by the heroine for unknown reasons. He was recognized by the eldest princess and named Jiang Xiaonian. Later, he married the male protagonist, and The male protagonist was cuckolded. The male protagonist only got married in a hurry because of the war and did not see the bride. He only knew that her name was Jiang Xiaonian (not that the female protagonist was Jiang Xiyue), so the male protagonist was reborn to find Jiang Xiaonian (at this time the female protagonist came through time), not Jiang Xiyue. You all know it later (it's just based on the current plot development, if it's wrong you think for yourself)

Why do you feel that the heroine's parents are not suitable for today's parents? I'm curious, can the author explain it~ I always feel that there is a deep meaning to what the heroine's father said when I saw it, or I am overthinking it.

After reading the comments, I thought I found a good article. . . It's a pity that I got confused after reading the first two chapters. It seems that the heroine's parents are good parents, but at night when it can freeze to death, the daughter can't be found, so she doesn't go out to look for her, and just cries in the house. Can't understand. . . .

The title of the book should be called (Starting with a pig, all money depends on farming)

In what era was this, when bamboo slips and silk paintings were circulated, and at the same time, there were still flimsy silver notes? ? ?

Okay, next topic, does the young lady have a group and take photos?

I don't like the male protagonist, he's immature, and if the female protagonist hadn't had her own space and martial arts skills, she would have been doomed long ago

The author is too subjective, too self-righteous, and does not fit the character of the heroine. Except for the heroine, everyone else has to become a fool.

Why does the male protagonist always get into trouble? Now there is another woman? The heroine always suffers no matter what

Let's leave some footprints first and see...