The Little Farmhouse Bride

Exaggerating, exaggerating, the five large pots of braised pigs were quickly sold out on the first day, and then the supply exceeded demand every day. How many chickens and ducks can be sold in a restaurant in a day, and how many chicken and duck feet are there? If someone wants to buy a braised pork recipe for a thousand taels, the restaurant will give you a 50-50 offer???

Personally, I feel that the author's writing is not good, and he does not understand the lifestyle of business, farming, and work, and the writing is a bit exaggerated. Serious people are good, so give it a good review!

It's exaggerated that it's easy for the heroine to make money. There's also the matter of Wang Tao'er. The Zhou family is in short supply of a wife and is rushing to get one. How much the Zhou family hates their son! Get a mother-in-law like this to hold him back. When I was a kid, my cousin was talking about a daughter-in-law. The woman's mother's family was not so good. She was good-looking and quick at work, but she didn't get married in the end? Replaced with the woman's neighbor's house. People say that when looking at a daughter-in-law, one should not only look at the person but also the mother (family).

It's too exaggerated. Nowadays, one acre of pepper can't produce several thousand kilograms. At that time, it could produce so much.

Bragging and nonsense... I can't stand it anymore... Were all the ancients fools? Is the money so easy to make? Is the land so easy to plant? Is the greenhouse so easy to operate? Nonsense... There really is no worst, only worse

The plots of time-travel novels are all similar, but they are still quite interesting.

The plot is ups and downs and exciting. The more you watch it, the more interesting it becomes. You can't stop!

There seemed to be sweet potato and chestnut porridge in the third chapter, but I didn't discover chestnuts until more than eighty chapters in. I was a bit confused. The story development and plot are quite good, but some things are too exaggerated. It makes people in ancient times a little too stupid. People were already poor at that time. They didn't know how to eat chestnuts and grapes and there were still mountains full of them. It's really an exaggeration.

Why! My sister and brother are not from the same season.

Nice