The Young Lady's Rise to Fortune

I want to publicize the heroine who is getting married, and I don't want the author to follow the old cliché, where the heroine ends up marrying some prince, marquis, prince, heir apparent, etc. Could it be that the heroine can't just marry an ordinary person and work hard to build a career together, other than these old cliches of skyrocketing?

I feel like the person who buys the recipe from the heroine is doing charity. He or she will be able to sell a lot of products in the future, and he will buy the heroine's prescription based on the price multiplied by the imaginary quantity to sell, without considering the cost? Labor costs, material costs, transportation costs, is there still a market that can digest so many products? Even if the final net profit is all used to buy a son? I feel like people here buy a recipe that is not very technical and think that I can make a fortune from this recipe in the next 20 years, so no matter how much money I spend on it, I won't lose money.

It's quite beautiful, I saw it in one go. Come on ^0^~

There are also people who buy the secret recipe for dried chili peppers for hundreds of taels. The person who buys this is probably blind.

The previous article was well written, and the farming was done well and rigorously. It was interesting to watch and the result was a fight between princes, forgetting that there were also martial arts people in the back The heroine was almost raped, but she didn't know how to call for help and just ran away. It was broad daylight on the official road, and she didn't even shout when she was approaching the village. It's really hard for the male protagonist to save the female protagonist. It's very humbling.

After reading more than 20 chapters, the article shows that the heroine still wants to get married, an orphan and a widower. Has the author ever thought about how the heroine's grandmother will live after the heroine gets married? Also, the heroine did not marry at the age of 28 in the so-called modern era of equality between men and women, and then the heroine was transported to the ancient times of cannibalism to get married. What is the logic of this? Did you think that ancient men couldn't find wives, so they asked modern people to help them reproduce? In ancient times, medical treatment was so underdeveloped. Aren't you afraid that the heroine would die twice during childbirth? Or do you think that the heroine has not learned the three obediences and four virtues well, so I want to go to ancient times to give her an intensive class?

The heroine is so kind. She teaches others her crafts for free. Those people say, "Don't worry, I just make it for myself, I won't sell it for money." Who knows if that will happen? People will change, but even if they don't, how can you guarantee that the next generation won't? I hate this kind of long-term selfless giving, because this kind of long-term selfless giving without asking for anything in return simply does not exist in reality. It is instinct for people to know how to be selfish when they are born. The awakening of self is the awakening of selfishness

The progress is really slow! The New Year is almost the same as in real life. But it's almost March in real life, and it's only the first month in this article! That is to say, I am 24 years old. I may not be able to finish watching it even if I die, right?

It's a rare good-looking article about farming. I like it very much. Reward and vote for recommendations!

According to this progress, we won't get married until about 1,000 chapters in. Now it's over 400 chapters in which the heroine has no idea about the hero. Save to watch pirated copies, no money left 😭