The Young Lady's Rise to Fortune
娇娘发家录
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
773Chapters
6kRecommendations
12.6kFans
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I want a story about a female protagonist who marries into her husband's family. I don't want the author to follow the old trope where the heroine ends up marrying a prince, marquis, or other powerful figure. Besides these tired, overused tropes of rising to great heights, can't the heroine marry an ordinary person and work together to build a career?
I feel like the people buying the recipe from the female lead are doing charity work. They keep talking about how many products they'll sell later, and they buy the recipe based on the price multiplied by that imagined sales volume, without considering the costs? What about labor costs, material costs, transportation costs, and whether the market can absorb that many products?
It's really good! I read it all in one go. Keep it up, author! ^0^~
Someone's offering hundreds of taels of silver for a secret recipe for dried chili peppers? Are they blind?
The beginning was well-written, the farming scenes were well-developed and meticulously crafted, making it a very enjoyable read. Then, a power struggle among princes ensued, and to make matters worse, martial arts figures were introduced later on. The female lead was almost raped, but instead of calling for help, she just ran away.
Having read over twenty chapters, the story clearly indicates that the female lead still intends to get married. As an orphan with a widowed grandmother, has the author considered how the grandmother will manage after the female lead marries?
The female lead is so kind; she teaches her skills to others for free. Those people say, "Don't worry, I'm just making it for my own family, I won't sell it," but who knows if they won't? People change. Even if they won't, how can you guarantee their next generation won't?
The pace is so slow! It's almost Chinese New Year, just like in real life. But in real life it's almost March, and the story is only in the early days of the new year! Does that mean I'm 24 years old, and I might not finish reading it even if I die?
This is a rare and enjoyable farming novel; I really love it. I'll give it a reward and vote for it!
At this rate, they'll get married around chapter 1000, and right now, after over 400 chapters, the female lead still doesn't have any feelings for the male lead. I'll save this to read pirated copies; I'm out of money. 😭