The Doctor with a Spatial Realm Grows Crops, Gets Rich, and Woos the Young Lord

The heroine is really disgusting. As a modern person, when I heard that the Zhou family wanted to take her as a concubine, my first thought was not to refuse, but to drag her out. It's really interesting. She kept saying things like "not even a word" and "taking care of the face of my mother and Mrs. Zhou". Isn't it quite assertive in business? Why don't you have no idea? See, while hanging on to the male protagonist, colorful flags were flying outside, and he and his half-sister were jealous and quarreled, causing the brother to be beaten and delay the exam. Although it was said that the male and female protagonists would be arranged to be together in the end, this kind of concubine drama is really disgusting. The review was negative and the book was abandoned. No wonder no one read it.

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Watching it gave me a very uncomfortable feeling, like I was holding it in my heart and couldn't get out. First of all, the heroine has just traveled through time, and has no relationship foundation with anyone in a different world. Just because the hero is good-looking (he is a person with status), she has to be kind to him with all her heart. Even the heroine can't feel any bond with the original owner's parents, siblings. Also, what the heroine did made me very outrageous. She dug up salvia when her own family didn't have enough to eat. Instead of selling it to make money to improve the environment, she treated the male protagonist whom she had met once? The plants in the heroine's space are growing exceptionally well, and she doesn't mind her clumsiness and just plants them openly. The key is that her family and neighbors don't think there's any problem. When the family is so poor that they can't take the blame, the heroine obviously makes money on her own, but she still doesn't use it to improve her life and instead goes to treat the hero's illness. It's really outrageous. I am her family member, so I would really scold her for being a prodigal. And the heroine also asks her mother to make salvia soup for the hero every day. I don't understand, is her mother really willing to give such expensive things to outsiders? Wouldn't her mother be suspicious if the heroine goes to the hero's house every day? It feels like sprinkling sugar just for the sake of sprinkling sugar. There is no logic at all. It's outrageous.