Dressed as the Best Old Lady in the Famine Years, I Suddenly Became Rich

Read the introduction. Is this book a brainless text?

When I saw section 132, on the way to escape the famine, the heroine (a peasant woman) took her family to eat bird's nests, and I couldn't stand it anymore. Gold fingers can be big, but common sense cannot be less. It is unbelievable for a peasant woman in a village to make big purchases such as rice, noodles and water exchanged by the system for takeout or delivery. However, if she pretends not to care about these details, she can continue to watch the story. However, when the bird's nest and milk are taken out on the way to escape, it feels like a joke. The story must be reliable. The heroine is an ancient grandmother-like peasant woman, not a modern-day brainiac.

Get up and move bricks for a day and take a look at the scenery

I can't stand it when I see my daughter-in-law being reduced to a concubine. You can divorce your wife or make peace with her, so why do you want her to be a concubine? What the hell is this setting?

Watch some night views at night

Good evening~

Chapter 29 is a paid, brainless essay. The writing is okay.

I read it all in one go, good luck to the author!

The Tang Dynasty stipulated that anyone who takes his wife as a concubine or a maid as his wife will be detained for three years. Those who take concubines and guest girls as their wives, and those who take their maids as their concubines, will stay for one and a half years. Everyone returns justice. The Song Dynasty stipulated that anyone who takes his wife as a concubine or a maid as his wife will be detained for two years. Those who take concubines and guest girls as wives, and those who take maids as concubines, will stay for one and a half years, and each will return to his rightful ways. The "Da Ming Code" clearly stipulates, "Those who take their wives as concubines are given a hundred rods; those who take a concubine as their wives are given ninety rods and corrected."

Good-looking, good-looking, faster and faster ٩(๑^o^๑)۶

It's noon, it's time to eat

The author is encouraged to cast a monthly vote

I won't write about steamed stuffed buns anymore. The previous books were really disgusting.

Is Chen Nier the villain of this book? 😥. Does a good porridge have to contain all the rat shit? This setting affects the reading experience too much.

The protagonist has no identity in modern times. Food bloggers have a particularly high appearance rate.