
Escape from Famine: Group Pet Farmer's Little Fubao
逃荒:团宠农家小福宝
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 279k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Audience
- Female
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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38Fans
127Chapters
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This book is actually pretty well written, and I didn't write many chapters on my escape. Even after settling in a county village near the capital, the medicinal materials released by the heroine were not as valuable as food when sold, and some were not as expensive as meat. It was a bit nonsense. Those medicinal materials were all good medicines, and they were also expensive. Two ginseng plants only sold for 26 taels (they were said to be century-old ginseng when they were collected, but were they sold for a small price)? The kind where ginseng is worthless? And Ganoderma lucidum, 100 kilograms of Bupleurum sell for just over 390 Wen, which is not worth as much as meat and grain) There is also the heroine's grandmother's family, a family of idiots who are willing to believe in an old and immortal slave but not their own grandson (Xie Qinglan), and they become bloody every time they are about to be recognized. Anyway, they are blocked by various obstacles. When the heroine's uncle was asked by her grandmother to break off the relationship with her son, she was only asked to sign a divorce letter. Didn't she say that she should give her a divorce letter? She didn't write it.