The Beloved Commoner Daughter of the Farmer’s Household
农门庶女惹人宠
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 664k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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287Chapters
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Why didn't the female lead spend more money to bring her mothers out? Giving her friends elixirs worked, so how could she not be able to bring them out? This kind of plot is so frustrating to watch. I even think her sister deserved to die; it was all the female lead's fault.
I've always had a soft spot for farming novels, and I'm so glad I finally found one that I could actually read.
In ancient times, farmers couldn't even afford to eat, let alone use their money to buy concubines. Author, please use your brain when you write this book!
Why not just buy the mother and her daughters, steal their money, give them some slow-acting drugs, and watch them die in despair?
The Bai family is truly awful! The female lead should hurry up and kill them off; when are they going to establish their own household?
It's alright. So far, the female lead isn't a pushover, and she's quite decisive and efficient in her actions.
Isn't it expected that a concubine's daughter would be disliked by her stepmother? And what about the plot where the grandmother inexplicably dislikes the female lead? In her eyes, you're probably less than a cat or dog...
The author writes very well, I hope there will be more updates every day!!!
According to the Ming Dynasty law, a man could only take a concubine if he was forty years old and had no children.
A very original and engaging story, I really enjoyed it.