The Wicked Woman of the Farmstead Keeps Her Family Fed

The plot is very exciting, the female protagonist is also very lovable, the grievances are clear, and I am grateful. I feel very sorry for the male protagonist and his family. I hope that a good ending will be arranged for them all. Please don't abuse me. The writing style is simple, smooth and natural, and it looks very relaxed. I personally don't like writing about systems. Fortunately, the system given to the heroine is not to save the whole people. Hahahaha, come on!

It was originally quite good to watch, but due to the setting of the heroine and the direction of the plot, the more I watched it, the less I liked it. The male protagonist (a student from a poor family, with an apparent talent) is a student of the father of the original owner (the daughter of a county magistrate, fat and stupid). The original owner likes the male protagonist, and the original owner's father asked him to marry the female protagonist because of the quota to skip the exam. The male protagonist married for profit, but was unwilling to give the original owner The original owner drugged the overlord and pushed him to death, but the male protagonist pushed him to death. The female protagonist came from time to time, negotiated good terms, cured their injuries and then separated. In the process of getting along, maybe because the female protagonist became more capable and made money, they became better people and fell in love with each other. The male protagonist also thought about getting married and becoming a successful person in the future, and planned to marry an equal wife or marry a daughter of a high family and then take the female protagonist as a concubine. Anyway, it would be fine if he loved the female protagonist (although these were only the thoughts that the male protagonist had), but the modern soul of the female protagonist was unwilling, and they finally got married. After the divorce, the male protagonist still kept the female protagonist at home, saying that they still had feelings for each other, but it gave me the feeling that they wanted to keep the female protagonist to take charge of their expenses (the male protagonist's wife did not go out and farmed the land, and the female protagonist was kidnapped before, so she thought that the heroine had lost her innocence, so she said she would take her as an adopted daughter, but she still had her innocence and she became his wife again. The male protagonist's younger brother went to a private school and couldn't do anything, so he had to be handed over to a monk. The male protagonist's younger sister was only six years old and only cut some grass to feed. Feeding the sheep that the heroine exchanged. The male protagonist's eldest sister is good at cooking and doesn't do anything, she just stays with the heroine). She relies on the heroine to make money to support the family, buy cars, land, build houses, and buy people. In the end, the heroine leaves and gives a thousand taels of silver to the hero's wife. When the hero is injured, the heroine goes to the capital to find the hero to help him. I haven't read the rest. The last chapter is about the male and female protagonists reconciling, but there is no post-marriage life. My impression after reading this is that the heroine came through time to help the hero's family live a good life.

The heroine has her own ideas. If she doesn't have a love brain, wouldn't it be nice to start her own career? It will be interesting for the male protagonist to pursue his wife in the future! I hope the author can write well~

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Farming text + system rebirth (not mine), overall it looks pretty good, but the ending is a bit rushed, the system is not highlighted much, and many settings are not put into full play.

The male protagonist marries the female protagonist for the sake of his future. The heroine is ordinary and has no abilities. Such an opening, no matter how affectionate and profound the story is, does not make people optimistic about the outcome of the two of them. There is no guarantee that the male protagonist will not become half-hearted after he develops. Moreover, it is all trivial matters caused by the family members in the village, and the plot is not exciting. The heroine has traveled through time and will not be so short-sighted and rely on the down-and-out scholar in the village. This kind of characters and plot are not interesting, so I gave up after reading more than ten chapters.

Abusing my wife feels good for a while, chasing my wife to the crematorium. The heroine fights back from being a fat and round ugly girl, and the hero falls in love with the heroine step by step, and the story turns around and slaps her in the face. The writing is wonderful. 😂I admit it, I'm just a bitch, I can guess the routines, but I just like to read it. The key author writes well and I can keep reading.

The male protagonist is a disgusting person. In order to get a better future and get a spot in the exam, he agreed to marry the female protagonist he hated. Haha, if it were a beautiful girl with a graceful figure, the male protagonist would have consummated the marriage long ago, and he wouldn't be cold and violent all the time. The heroine has a weird mind when she travels back in time. She feels that the original owner is sorry for the family and that everything is the original owner's fault. You need to heal the male protagonist's leg and improve the family's poverty before agreeing to divorce. What level of virgin are you?? It's a relationship of interest, everyone gets what he needs. Besides, the original protagonist was killed by the male protagonist, why don't you pity her?? If you hadn't traveled through time, the male protagonist would have been arrested for murder. I feel guilty every day and feel sorry for their family.

The content is good, the writing is okay, and there are not many typos. However, the ending feels a bit rushed. There is no wedding scene of the male and female protagonists, and there is no scene of the girl Xiaolan. It is recommended to add extra chapters. In addition, the main source of goods for Fangrong Pavilion and Xianzi Pavilion is the heroine's points. Even if they are remade with other things, it may be a bit difficult to supply them, right? Personal thoughts~

The front looks pretty good. The female protagonist supports the male protagonist's family by herself. . . After the divorce, she was forced not to leave the hero's house. The male protagonist has never seen his feelings clearly, and even later, it feels like there is a little bit of a twist missing. As for space, there is some in the front but almost none in the back. Apart from selling a few dishes, the heroine's career in getting rich is mostly about applying makeup to people repeatedly. The ending collapsed. Maybe the article had too few characters and many of them were not expanded upon.