The Farmer Landlady

They're always talking about selling off one's property. Do they really think the ancients were fools? Where did the eight major cuisines come from? And the ancients even ate Guanyin clay? Surely no one has ever eaten snails? I've noticed that modern farming novels are getting more and more fake, completely unrealistic.

Did my husband die? I want to read a story without a romantic pairing.

It's so good! Finally, it's not a story about farming in the beginning and palace intrigue in the end. The male lead doesn't hide his true identity; he's just an ordinary farmer. The male and female leads work together to make a living by setting up a street stall. It's all about everyday life. I love this kind of farming story. It's awesome!

What I hate most is when someone gets bullied and doesn't even get angry. Shouldn't the author put themselves in the shoes of someone who just transmigrated to this world and was bullied like this? What would be a normal reaction? Even if they couldn't fight back at first and decided to plan their next move, they shouldn't be so timid and unambitious. Actually, the reason why many novels are so popular is because readers often lack a sense of identification with the characters.

The female lead has an extremely rich inner monologue. She looks down on this and that, and goes on and on about how terrible the male lead's family is. The key point is that I thought she would make changes after complaining, but she didn't at all. It's so pathetic and infuriating.

Hui Niang took out a set of girls' clothes. The sleeves were short-sleeved and the color was bright red. The bottom was decorated with white silk. Hui Niang also sewed two flowers on the clothes with cloth. The pants were shorts with a bow on them and two pockets on the sides. They looked pretty and cute. This style of clothing is mostly popular in modern times. It was not very difficult for Hui Niang to make. If she worked hard, she could make several pieces in a day.

In this book, the older generation of women, especially the mothers-in-law, are portrayed by the author as shrewish, unreasonable, foolish, and ignorant troublemakers who are the enemies of their daughters-in-law. Conversely, the capable son dotes on his wife and children, feels sorry for his wife for bearing his children, and resents his own mother. Such an ungrateful son should be "strangled," and old man Fan, who looks down on his "yellow-faced" wife who bore his children, is disgusting.

Daily life after time travel is actually quite nice upon closer inspection.

Well written 👍

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