One Third of an Acre of Land

The 13-year-old orphan heroine froze to death and time-traveled in the body of an 11-year-old village girl three years later. The family has a widowed mother, a 17-year-old eldest sister, a 15-year-old twin sister and brother, the youngest heroine, and then the heroine fights in the village. She is a bit bored. For the eldest sister, she moves away from the village to settle down in a wealthier place. The heroine's three The elder brother and sister are the sons of officials. Their father was framed by a traitor and his family was executed. The widowed mother was their biological mother's personal maid. Her husband was the head nurse of their family. He diverted the pursuers to death. The elder brother and the heroine were in love. From then on, the plot became relatively clear, and finally the family ended happily. Just make do.

I couldn't stand it anymore. After reading two chapters, I wanted to read something else. I was even more confused while listening to the book. I have been lying on the bookshelf for more than a month and have only read a dozen chapters.

First of all, let's talk about the heroine, who was originally a modern orphan and died of starvation and freezing at the age of 13. . To be honest, I have always thought that if you have hands, feet and brains, as long as you work a little harder and put down your face, you can survive! Maybe it's because I don't know much about it - why don't I eat minced meat? However, in modern times, a 13-year-old is equivalent to a junior high school student. Back then, many people born in the 1980s went out to work before finishing junior high school! Even today, this kind of situation is rare, right? Even if there is no child labor on the surface, as long as you are willing to work hard and just exchange for a full meal and a roof to cover your head, you can still find a way to survive, right? In which remote part of the mountain did the heroine live? Without help or a way out, she would starve to death and freeze to death? Well, this is really unbelievable. We really should ask department leaders at all levels to see what a slap in the face is! Secondly, it is understandable that the heroine can starve and freeze to death in modern times - no wonder she has traveled through time for several years, watching her family become poor and oppressed, saying how much she cherishes the family she has now, but she has no ability or halo to improve the situation! Is this the most incompetent time travel girl I have ever seen? It's just that a girl who could starve to death in modern times and freeze to death can become agile and intelligent after traveling through ancient times? This character design really makes no sense! Well, starving to death and freezing to death is really a difficult hurdle to overcome! After roughly scrolling through about ten chapters and the table of contents, I feel that there are so many excellent things in the countryside. If you look at them, almost all of them are the evil side of human nature. They are poor and don't work hard to make money, and they fight all day long over trivial things. It makes me feel tired.

It's a bit embarrassing, a bit confusing, and the logic is confusing, but it can relieve boredom. Writing like this saves worry, effort, and brains.