A Farmer’s Wife’s Hard Lot After Transmigrating

It's a very good book, without too many powerful intrigues. Although the story is not ups and downs, it has a kind of ordinary life. I like that the heroine treats the hero's son as her own, so that the child can grow up healthily in a loving family. It also allows the heroine to comment on modern memories and help the family to live a prosperous life. At the same time, it also helps many people to live a well-off life. It's sweet.

It is a good-looking farming article, written very pragmatically throughout, and not too long, which makes people feel bored. The only flaw is the setting of the heroine. She does not want to save people and give food in vain, but wants to take advantage of the crisis to buy a lot of land. She also hopes that others will not think her hypocritical. She treats her stepson better than her biological son because she is afraid of gossip, so the heroine is quite hypocritical. But overall it's a good story.

A real farming article with a lot of professional knowledge. The author is careful, but sometimes the character names are wrong and there are some typos. Overall, it looks good and recommended.

The ending was a little rushed, but overall it was pretty good.

I gave up after reading chapter 50. I had read one of the author's books before (I Married an Old Man After Rebirth), and I thought it was pretty good. The writing was simple and heartwarming, so I looked for his other two novels to read. The results were that each one was worse than the other. The heroines in the author's novels are all very life-like, and they are not. There is Golden Finger, which is a short-lived life drama about parents. I think this is normal. After all, if we ordinary people travel through time, we may not have the skills to kill everyone. However, as a modern person, the heroine travels through the past and is written in such a weak way.

The plot is very slow, and I only wrote about the fact that the heroine got pregnant half a year after I got married. Moreover, when I got married, my son was just over one year old, and the heroine was four years old when she got pregnant. What left me speechless the most was that after the heroine was pregnant and gave birth, she agreed that they would not be able to start married life until forty days later. However, the heroine felt that her husband was pitiful, so the two of them started dating just after the baby was born. I can only say 6. In the first part, the heroine is assertive, but later she treats the man like this because she feels sorry for her. And when it comes to writing the plot at night, I will write about the male protagonist coaxing his cheap son to go to bed and then start living as a couple with the female protagonist. When it comes to writing the evening plot, I will write like this, even if I don't think too much.

This is a rags-to-riches story about a pure-bred farm novel about a male and female protagonist. It is plain, true, and delicate. It is a very interesting short novel. I recommend it.

Not bad

Although the plot is bland, the writing is average, and the whole text is flat, but it is better because it does not fall into the clichés of princes, nobles, system cheats and other cheating vests. The life of ordinary people, working hard to get rich, is worth watching!

Nice. The writing is short and concise, and the story is very exciting. Although the man is married for the third time, he has a good character, otherwise the heroine would not live with him. The heroine is also very smart in ordinary but not ordinary life. She handles many seemingly simple things well. The main thing is that the hero is obedient and does not hold back, so that life can go on smoothly.