
A Fortunate Leap Through the Farm Gate
良跃农门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 13y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The heroine is too weak, and even though she is considered weak by her parents, she is still a bit smart, so she doesn't let anyone bully her in her words. She was always tolerant in her husband's family, which led others to think that she should serve the Guan family. Guan Ming didn't dare to bully Sun Xique, but he dared to bully the heroine like this. Wasn't it because the heroine was too weak? You should be filial to your father-in-law. What is the method of filial piety? If others embarrass you, even if you don't retaliate, you should let them know that you are not a fool. There is also the matter of stopping the commitment. You should not just accept it at that time. Or modern people. I can't stand reading the book, but listening to the novel is okay, and listening to them fighting is a bit interesting.
The heroine doesn't look like a modern person at all, and she can't accept the memory of the original owner. Even her temperament, habits, and thoughts have changed into that of an ancient woman. It looked good at first, but after watching the back, it seems uninteresting. Maybe it's in the transitional stage. I haven't watched the back. I can't comment. As far as I've seen, there is no motivation to continue reading.
My 2-year-old daughter and son-in-law in my mid-teens and sixteens are disgusted by this engagement setting 😅. Why does it have to be written like this? Others written upside down are fine.
I have read more than two hundred chapters and I really can't accept it! Wen's character... Is really... Unbearable... I feel aggrieved watching the heroine and him together...
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The story of a heroine raising a herd of cows just to drink a glass of milk. No matter how I read the novels nowadays, they are depressing. Marriage and having children are the main plot, and hard work and life are incidental. Can these two be changed? Why do you send a man to your door to be enslaved? Is there really no literature about independent-minded women?
It's an old book, but I think it's very realistic. In ancient times, women's status was low. Although I was not happy with the male protagonist's character at the beginning, I finally made progress. With a status like the heroine, there was zero hope of remarrying to a good family in ancient times. The male protagonist is actually the better one she can choose. This is the reality. The heroine's family is generally good, otherwise her life will be more difficult. Do people who want the heroine to be independent and self-reliant know that even now women and children are abducted and trafficked in many poor places? Not to mention ancient times, the heroine cannot look after her natal family all her life, nor can she live on her own. No one in the family would know if a man was knocked unconscious and sold at night. In ancient rural areas, the distance between the two families was also far. What should I do if my natal parents are no longer there? Speaking of which, modern society has progressed a lot, but it was too difficult for women in ancient times.
After reading the introduction, I really can't accept the identity of the heroine. Sister Yao is not a red card, that is, ordinary people are the source of customers, dozens of dollars at a time. I hope I understand correctly, but it already made me vomit.
I really can't accept that the heroine is a kiln sister, she feels dirty everywhere.
It's actually a work from 12 years ago. This is so amazing. Why doesn't such a good writer stop writing? What a shame.
I have watched over 70 episodes and here are my thoughts. Did the heroine really travel through time? It doesn't feel like it. I haven't seen the heroine come up with an idea to make money after watching it for a long time. Her husband hunted an elk and persuaded him to sell it at a low price? At least take it to a restaurant or something. The Chinese knot is a good idea, but sell it at a stall? Why not take it to an embroidery shop, where you can find rare goods, or go to an embroidery shop to sell some patterns. China has been around for five thousand years, and there are some well-designed jewelry and patterns. If you want to keep a low profile, you can also make some small money by doing something inconspicuous. The above only represents my personal opinion, please don't comment if you don't like it.