Pastoral Pasture

How can I put it, it's pretty good-looking, but adopting a child is quite poisonous.

The finale is over and the more I watch it, the more moved I am! The tears kept flowing!

Which nationality does the protagonist belong to? If you only have a green card, you have to pay taxes in both countries. There is no need for American citizens to be so tired. Then just leave it to others to get close to the government. Chinese nationals will never be able to survive in the United States in the future, because the more assets you have, the capital and the government will boycott you because you are not an American.

The moon in foreign countries is very round these days. Even those who farm think that foreign countries are good. Is it necessary? ? ?

I don't even dare to read it. Farming stories. How about cute babies and cute pets everywhere? Can they farm the land and raise cattle well?

Call your wife by her full name, and call your baby by another name after only one day of knowing her. It's so logical. It's the first time I heard that my beloved wife can be called like this. Normally, shouldn't she be called Xue'er?

Diao Si is Diao Si. Ordinary means ordinary, so it should be called Diao Si Farm. In the future, when the male protagonist becomes the richest man, he should also be called the richest man, Diao Si. No matter how talented he is or how much money he has, is it just a record of Diao Si's life? From this point of view, the author is also a Diao Si style. He can't hold two taels of sesame oil in his belly.

Chapter 30 is about to collect money. How short of money is it?

Damn it, did you write this Lao Wang so well? Two sentences exploded the protagonist's inner strength. He was poisoned to death, and he still won the first prize in the fucking college entrance examination! Negative IQ?

Isn't what Fangfang wrote too much? There is basically nothing about younger siblings. She sleeps with pig's feet when they are together. She is a normal person and younger siblings have no idea🐴. She is like a stranger to them. She basically doesn't communicate with them when they are together. She clings to pig's feet every day.

Is it still so easy to get along in the United States with just a green card and no immigration? I guess you can't even bear the tax!

I read a few books, all of which were on American farms and pastures. Isn't it the same in China?

Five thousand acres can raise 50,000 cattle and 50,000 sheep. Is it an acre of earth?

Why do you want to go to the United States? I don't like going to foreign countries.

The protagonist looks like a pig when he sees a woman. He is nervous and agrees to anything. He has never seen a woman before. A man who is almost 30 years old still treats women like a 15-year-old boy.

Some are domestic and some are overseas. Hey, I can't stand these few pictures. It's such a mess.

It feels a bit poisonous. The first villain is the county magistrate's son who steals the shares of the protagonist's company. Can there be less of a *** character?

That's awesome. How anxious are you to pay off a loan to buy a private jet?

The worst use of space in this book. Cultivation has become a dog, and the foundation of cultivation has been lost.

The more I read, the more I feel that the protagonist is an exaggeration. This book is a prequel, and his son is the protagonist!

See what you can do, the author wants to lust over the world, go to the United States and become a boss,

It was originally a book about urban farming, but then a bunch of inexplicable things happened. The protagonist is another early stage hard worker. Later, for no apparent reason, I started to act arrogant, selfish and messy.

You start charging for 30 pictures, why don't you start charging for the first one. It's like I've never seen money

With this np golden finger, it is still so tiring to live. . .

What age are you in? You are still a bastard, disgusting🤢🤢🤢

The setting of Fangfang is really a failure, even if it is set as a daughter born from a divorced ex-wife, it would be fine

30 Tickets are charged. It's also the fastest I've ever seen.

Gee, the 14-year-old book is really ****. Alas, this is all youth.

Thanks to the author for letting me read a wonderful book. I have added this book to my favorite book collection.

To be honest, the writing is poor, the narrative is a bit straightforward, there is no climax, and ordinary life is written dryly.