Spoiled Wife and Silly Son-In-Law

Too little🥺🥺🥺

I would like to remind the author that the Song family can object to the Gu family's proposal of marriage, but their words are too irritating, especially the words directed at "silly boy Gu". Since the text states that the male and female protagonists will still get married in the future, the words of the Song family (grandma and third uncle) do not sound like good people.

Is the heroine stupid? Master Gu originally wanted his son to marry the heroine, so he can let her redeem the jade pendant. It's a credit to his son. Isn't his son really stupid? If he is, the heroine didn't trick her by herself.

I just wanted to ask if I was the only one who chased me here after hearing the news 😂😂 In what chapter is the pregnant woman buying oranges for the heroine to eat🙃🙃🙃

Does the Qi Ying family have bad intentions and have something to do with Qi Guogong?

The book is beautiful. Chase. Hope it will be more stable. . .

What is the hidden identity of the male protagonist?

The author has written two books on farming, so why is there still money inflation? Not doing your homework? This piece of silver is as worthless as a ghost coin, and it makes readers look like fools. His father is just weak from excessive blood loss. It is not a serious illness that is difficult to treat. He probably just stops the bleeding and replenishes the body. The medicine only costs 80 taels for three days? Even the best medicinal materials are not so expensive. What is the concept of 80 taels? In ancient times, a large family may not be able to earn it in ten years. Although studying and medical treatment were expensive in ancient times, why is it so outrageous? It's almost 80,000 yuan in modern terms. 80,000 Yuan is only enough for you to buy medicine for three days? There is also a bracelet in the thank-you gift given by the Gu family to the heroine. When the heroine goes to pawn it, the pawn shop clerk actually curses in his heart that it is difficult to buy even 5,000 taels, let alone 500 taels? ? ? What kind of bracelet can't be bought for five thousand taels? How come you, a wealthy man from the county town, have such a precious thing? When I heard this, I thought it was an old saying of emperors, princes and marquises. Even for a noble girl from aristocratic families, a bracelet worth five thousand taels is quite explosive. Is this still a farming article? Are you okay, author? Although the Gu family is a well-known rich man, it is only limited to the county town, and the bracelet is only one of the thank-you gifts. So the thank-you gift to the heroine must cost tens of thousands taels at least, right? With such generosity and generosity, those who didn't know better thought that he was as wealthy as the country. How could they have imagined that he was just a rich man from the county town. Since this is a farming article, I hope you, the author, will respect this style of writing. What everyone likes about farming articles is that they like the process of getting rich slowly and getting rich, but don't write about sudden changes in the style of painting. Don't make people laugh at the most basic points, it's too dramatic.

The plot is very vicious: 1. The heroine and her family do not want to get married to the hero. The heroine does not refuse or keep her distance, and even touches the hero's head in public. 2. There is no foreshadowing. The heroine is very confident and thinks that she will definitely make a lot of money in a short period of time. She thinks that if she makes money, she will be able to redeem the jade pendant and the marriage will fall through. Is it because she is speaking out of integrity? Don't actually want to redeem?

What happened to Gu Hui? Careful work?

Sister, the book club circle is so deserted

I've been a little tired reading this palace battle recently, and I hope the progress can be accelerated, but it's a little boring to read.

I forgot what Sister Gu Yi's name was. Where is her son?

Alas, the currency collapsed. Silver is totally worthless