
The Farmer's Daughter Refuses to Be a Substitute Bride
农女不替嫁
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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Ancient-Era Romance: Business and Farming
When life gets noisy and tiresome, settle down with a gentle, heartwarming story about rural life... Business and farming stories generally fall into a few categories. Here's a brief overview: 1. Rebirth: The heroine suffered a miserable life in her previous one, perhaps because she trusted the wrong people, was harmed by a treacherous husband, or was sacrificed by her family. Reborn, she vows to repay every wrong and settle every score. She takes on awful relatives and builds her fortune, meets
❀ A Hint of Ink, A Touch of Romance ❀
Do what you love, read what you love, love who you love... Some people drift apart as they go along, and some love fades as you wait... But the traces left in your heart endure, growing into something eternal. Sleepy likes to read quietly and write quietly. I can be quite the chatterbox when I have nothing to do, too. I hope we can all enjoy reading together. Let me recommend my new book, My Mischievous Wife. It’s about a dad in ancient times and his painful child-rearing experiences. But... wha
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Synopsis of the story of past lives and present lives
I finally understand. Let me break it down for you based on the current plot. In the previous life, the woman who married the protagonist wasn't the female lead (who died as a child), but Jiang Xiyue. In that life, she somehow obtained a jade pendant hidden in the female lead's mother's possession, was recognized by the princess, and named Jiang Xiaonian.
Why do I feel like the female lead's parents aren't like parents these days? I'm so curious! Author, could you please explain? I felt there was something deeper in what the female lead's father said, but maybe I'm just overthinking it.
I thought I'd found a good story based on the comments... But I was confused after reading the first two chapters. The female lead's parents seem like good parents, but on a freezing night, when their daughter goes missing, they don't go out to look for her, instead crying inside. I can't understand it...
The book should be titled (Starting as a pig, all money is earned through grinding).
What kind of era was this, where paper money, as light as a feather, existed alongside bamboo slips and silk paintings?
Okay, next topic: does the girl have a group chat? Want to share some photos?
I don't like the male lead; he's immature. If it weren't for the female lead having her own spatial ability and martial arts skills, it would have been over long ago.
The author is too subjective and self-righteous, which does not fit the female lead's character. Everyone else has to be an idiot except for the female lead.
Why does the male lead always seem to get into trouble? And now there's another woman involved? Why does the female lead always seem to suffer?
Let me leave a footprint first and see...
Let me leave a footprint first and see...