Transmigrated into a Farming Novel as the Wicked Mother-in-Law

Also, even if a villager forced an orphan into marriage, the village chief refused to uphold justice. He actually mobilized the whole village to vote on whether she should get married, and bought the votes with high prices such as rice, flour, oil, and fish. What a mess this is. He is really full of nonsense and has no control over his words. He can talk nonsense as much as he wants.

It's hard to keep watching! 1. The success of the time-traveling woman comes too easily and is too unrealistic; 2. The details regarding money, rice, grain, fields and spatial distance are careless and distorted; 3. Seeking perfection and seeking greatness. It is too harsh to say that one can easily make a thousand acres of wasteland and earn thousands of dollars in less than a year's bumper harvest by opening a textile factory or a duvet factory. When I saw the article about purchasing a restaurant to run a textile factory, I decided to abandon the article...

Play the piano randomly! A chicken lays two or three eggs every day! There are too many people who have traveled through time and were reborn in one article!

Is the author from the city? A chicken can lay 4 eggs a day.

It's really a good concept and I highly recommend it! But there are also some shortcomings that can be addressed!

Nice to hear

I insisted on reading more than a hundred chapters. The first part was okay, but the later chapters became more and more boring, so I gave up.