The Eldest Sister-in-Law of the Farming Family

Is it over? When the princess came back, I didn't write about the attitude of the emperor and his concubine Li, nor about the gold mines on the island, nor about ascending to the throne, nor about moving the family, nor about the exchanges between the two countries, nor about the career and love lines of the younger brothers... Why is it gone... This book is similar to the male and female protagonists joining a small group to go on a map adventure, from their hometown to the capital, to Shu (like Sichuan), to Bingzhou (coastal city) and then to Daluo (foreign country).

The heroine is dressed as a 16-year-old farmer's sister-in-law. My mother-in-law gave birth to 7 Hulu brothers. The eldest is 18 years old. He went to join the army for two years without any information. The youngest was just born. My father-in-law just passed away. The family was destitute and owed loan sharks. The heroine rolled up her sleeves and worked hard, making green leaf tofu, frying snails, and selling vegetable recipes, and her family became better off. Find potatoes, encourage planting, and support the army. When the young husband came back, he became the bodyguard of the third prince, and the mother-in-law urged the two to get married. (Read Chapter 200)

The sentence doesn't make sense. Messy

It was okay at first, but after a few dozen chapters it became just so-so. Don't you want to read it?