The Farmgirl Money Goddess

Not bad

After thousands of sailings, life is just a day and night companionship. Time is quiet and good, so don't let the passing years pass by. Connected from beginning to end, the logical thinking is clear and clear. Every buyer's point has achieved a satisfactory result later, and everyone in it has worked hard to live the life they want. Although they have gone through ups and downs, the ending is reunion, time is quiet, and they live up to the passing years.

In fact, the writing is pretty good, and it's a good way to pass the time. There are just a lot of plot bugs. 1. After the heroine dies, she wakes up and her temperament changes drastically. She cannot remember the people she knew before, and then she suddenly meets a lot of weird things. Her parents suspected something unclean and went to the witch. (Several female villains here said: The witches have gone to the heroine's house, so the heroine must be unclean). The witch saw it, but helped the heroine, saying that there was nothing unclean. The heroine thought everything was fine, but the villagers from several nearby villages brought people to tie her up in a tree and threatened to burn the vixen to death. The heroine's parents kept crying and trying to stop her. Shouldn't we have found the witch secretly in the first place so as not to be known by the villagers? Afterwards, the county magistrate found out that several surrounding villages were instigated by three female villains to come here. The heroine also said that she would forgive the three female villains. That's very generous. 2. The eldest uncle and his mistress were planning to poison the uncle to death. The heroine knew it very well, but she took the stupidest method - cooking for the uncle herself so that he would not eat what the eldest uncle cooked. Then there was the innocent third concubine who was killed and her cousin took the blame. Then there is another family bug here. The cousin is the eldest uncle's only child, but the eldest uncle doesn't care about her life or death. Later, she even wants to kill her cousin and instigate her to go to a brothel. But my cousin felt very sorry for my uncle. 3. Earlier in the article, it was said that grandma loved her cousin the most. When the eldest uncle beat her, her cousin hid in grandma's house. Later, suddenly my grandma didn't like my cousin anymore, and she always wanted to sell her. Then she teamed up with my cousin's grandmother to kidnap her away and let her pick up the guests. My aunt said that after picking up the guests from the village, my cousin planned to sell her to a brothel. After my cousin's mother was imprisoned for murder, she kept asking her cousin's father to save his wife. That is to say, the grandmother loved her daughter, so why did she use her granddaughter so much (the daughter in the article was not picked up, but her biological daughter). 4. After the heroine's grandma sold her cousin and robbed her uncle's family, she beat her only surviving daughter-in-law to blood (she would bleed when she was pregnant). Then the old lady happily counted money and ate chicken on the bed. The sons were heartbroken and prepared to leave, but the old lady didn't care. She gave birth to 7 sons, and each of them said, "You give back the money you robbed from the eldest brother's house, or we will all leave." The old lady actually said, then you can leave. I don't know why, but this book always gives me a feeling of "allergy to maternal love". I'm curious why the author wrote this. By the way, the colleague named Xue Ping who instigated the uncle has appeared many times. The heroine knows that he is bad, but she has not reminded the uncle until now. There are also various plot bugs, such as the heroine being bored and jumping into a river out of anger with her ex-fiancé (the heroine said I dare to jump into the river, do you? So I jumped), but was saved by the hero. I feel that jumping into the river is quite speechless.

Isn't it a farming article? I have read more than 50 chapters, but there is nothing to do with farming. I have been fighting for the best. My relatives are the best, and so are my neighbors in the village. The heroine makes harsh words and quarrels every time, but nothing is really resolved. I have been telling my family that I can make money, but so far I haven't. She has always relied on the male protagonist for support, and the male protagonist has been helping her solve problems. The heroine has done nothing but quarrel.

The writing is very good, but the score is too low.

Helped everyone clear the mines. After reading the first few dozen chapters, not to mention other aspects of the writing, I don't know whether the author has no life experience or is just writing randomly. The author calculated the prices of goods so low, and then made tens of thousands of taels, which is very shameful. And the one about Arsene clearly brought the experts not to rescue people directly and to control them, but to go to the county town more than ten miles away to report to the officials, regardless of priority. There is also an adult farmer who can't outrun a person holding an adult, or even a sister-in-law holding a person. Is he weak🐔? The writing is so ridiculous, and the ability to deal with problems is so poor. Abandon the article

It's very interesting, the plot is very vivid, and it's very touching.

The beginning is a bit novel, but unfortunately the author has no three views. The writing seems lively, but there is no sense of law, morality, or clan. In order to highlight that the heroine values ​​her family members, everyone can have no bottom line in being a human being. You don't have to care about killing people or being evil-hearted, even the Holy Mother can't do this.

The writing is messy and the logic is confusing. The heroine's ability to handle things is a mess. The matter of catching and raping the eldest aunt can be solved by explaining it clearly, but she has to go round and round and end up involving many innocent people.

The story is fresh!