Reborn as a Little Landlord

I think the most illogical part of this book is the opening scene where the female lead is sold. It's ridiculous that a girl could be sold for 500 taels of silver in ancient times. One tael of silver was worth so much in ancient times—how much could it buy? How much did a maidservant cost in ancient times? Girls weren't worth much at all.

I feel that the male and female protagonists of this book should be super sub-plots, and the male protagonist can be ignored. The female protagonist is not interesting in the later stage, just like a spectator. The whole book should be renamed, The Best Old Woman and Her Best Sons. Haha, in fact, the best feeling is the heroine's father.

I skipped all the plot points involving the Shen family. I really dislike these kinds of farming novels where the protagonist climbs the social ladder by marrying into wealth. Wouldn't it be sweeter if the female lead and Youheng were childhood sweethearts who eventually got married? I really dislike male leads like Shen Liu.

Raise your hand if you've read this long novel two or three times! 🙋

Shen Liu doesn't appear often, and he doesn't interact with Man'er much either; you could count the number of times they meet on one hand. I don't know where Shen Liu gets the confidence to think Man'er will marry him. Haha, I've already peeked at the ending, and they do get married. But the two of them are really unequal in every way.

It's a bit long and somewhat rambling, but it's written in a very down-to-earth style. 😄

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After reading Chapter 31, I really can't stand it anymore. The heroine's mother is also too despicable. Her daughter was almost sold by her mother-in-law, brother-in-law and sister-in-law. She, her husband, children and the whole family were despised and mistreated by her husband's family, but she was willing to be filial and filial.

Are you serious when you say the writing is good? It is acceptable to have no romance but not to have no logic. It is understandable that the main plot of the book is farming and developing a career, but the emotional development of the male and female protagonists is too baffling, right?

Why are there so few recommendation votes for such a good book? I've read it three times and still can't get enough. It has a strong rural feel, and the portrayal of Zhou Shi immediately reminded me of the old-fashioned grandmothers in my neighborhood when I was a child—even their cursing was the same. The female lead is clever, cute, and hardworking; how could she not be kind?