The First-Rank Lady of the Farming Household

The heroine is a bit of a saint. I was speechless after watching it for so long and then reborn, and after rebirth, it seemed like I had forgotten my previous life. Anyway, I have read more than 100 chapters so far, and the more I read, the worse it gets. At first, I was a little interested, but in the end, the more I read, the more I thought the heroine was too a saint.

I can't even write this plot if I'm too young to write it. I'm reborn and abandoned, and then reborn again as if nothing happened. Although the writing relies on editing, the editing is also more reliable! I can't even fool myself into watching it

It's very interesting. I don't know why so few people watch it. The plot is very fascinating.

The heroine played her cards to pieces and made no progress in the modern time. She only dedicated herself to her mother's family and her unsatisfactory sister. The sister jumped up and down several times. She knew the plot well and tried it out. In the end, she did nothing at all. Her family was not very wealthy and she always subsidized her mother's family and let the men work for her mother's family. In the end, she tried her best to save her relatives and exposed her abilities. Her parents regarded her as a monster and her children were not saved, so she continued to be reborn. After being reborn, I still do nothing and forgive myself. I really can't stand it.

The plot in the book is exciting and the characters have good personalities.

After more than 30 chapters, I didn't want to read it anymore. The author made the heroine sober while also acting like a holy mother, commonly known as the so-called bad good person. The heroine is awake

The label also includes the word "killing and decisive" and I am speechless. She is such a holy mother. She is someone who has experienced the apocalypse.

Actually I think so! It's enough to write about the heroine being beaten to death, so why write about being reborn? "Tell me something quietly: Anyway, I can't stand it anymore.

How can I put it this way? The first two hundred or so chapters are very good, very good. What can I say about the rest? . . It's hard to describe for me. . . At first I thought this book was underrated. . . . See to the end. . . The rating is very reasonable. . . .

A cheating life. Some plots in the middle did not sublimate the feelings of the protagonists, nor did they cheat on them. Nothing was explained. It felt like they were just eliminating supporting characters that the author didn't like. For example, the guards who had been protecting them died in such an unexplained way.