My Sweet Wife Is a Little Foolish

Is the female lead stupid? Master Gu originally wanted his son to marry her; it's fortunate he managed to get the jade pendant back. If his son were truly stupid, the female lead would have dug her own grave.

A reminder to the author: while the Song family could object to the Gu family's marriage proposal, their words were far too harsh, especially their comments about "foolish boy Gu." Since the synopsis states that the male and female leads will eventually marry, the Song family members (Grandma and Third Uncle) don't sound like kind people.

I just want to ask if I'm the only one who followed this far by smelling it 😂😂😂 In which chapter does the part where the pregnant woman buys oranges for the female lead happen? 🙃🙃🙃

Is the Qi Ying family's ill intention related to the Duke of Qi?

The book is great. I'm following it. I hope the author updates regularly.

That's too little. 🥺🥺🥺

What hidden identity does the male protagonist have?

The author has written two farming novels before, so why is there still talk of silver inflation? Didn't they do their research? This silver is worthless, like ghost money; they're treating the readers like idiots. His father was just weak from excessive blood loss, not from any serious illness. It was probably just a matter of stopping the bleeding and replenishing his body.

The plot is so twisted: 1. Neither the female lead nor her family wants to marry the male lead, yet she neither refuses nor keeps her distance, even touching his head in public. 2. Without any foreshadowing, the female lead is inexplicably confident, believing she can make a lot of money quickly and that she can redeem the jade pendant and break off the marriage. Is she just being tsundere, or does she actually not want to redeem it?

I'm getting a bit tired of reading this palace intrigue story lately, and I hope the pace can pick up a bit; it's getting a little frustrating.