
The All-Round Phoenix of the Farm
全能农门凰女
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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This villain's intelligence is appalling, and why does this noble lady use such foul language? Surely a woman from a wealthy family wouldn't be lacking in manners. Speechless.
Actually, I feel that the empress is also dependent on others, relying on the emperor's favor. Since the female lead has the final say on whether Dongzhou is in chaos or not, why not just become the emperor directly, and the harem should not interfere in politics?
This is a really good book, why isn't anyone commenting on it?
Congratulations on signing the contract! Your new book is a huge hit! 🔥
The writing is actually quite good, but there are many typos. For example, "Eunuch Li De" is consistently written as "Eunuch Wang De" later on. I dislike that emperor; he believes everything his ministers say, then immediately gets angry and orders their arrest, investigates the matter, releases them, and then blames them for not giving him or the royal family face.
I'm a little confused about the calculation for earning 50,000 taels from the first grain sale. Could the author please explain? 1 Dan = 100 jin, multiplied by 10,000 dan = 1,000,000 jin (one million jin). 1 Million catties multiplied by 10 wen/catty equals 10 million wen, right? 2000 Coins = 1 tael of silver 10,000,000 divided by 2,000 = 5,000 taels of silver.