The Little Lucky Star of the Farming Family: We Turned Our Fortune Around with Food

It's okay. The heroine used delicious food to make a fortune in ancient times and found a husband... Personally, I think the heroine was better off doing business before she got married. The heroine didn't have the best relatives and brothers, so it didn't bother her. After marriage, the heroine followed the male protagonist who became an official to take up the post and assisted the male protagonist. The hero's wife liked him very much at first. Later, it was quite annoying to have her niece become a concubine because of the heroine's infertility. Fortunately, the male protagonist's best relatives, Bai Lianhua, left the production line quickly...

Haha... Only the heroine's family can read this book. The heroine married into the Fu family, and his mother-in-law couldn't understand it. After reading so many novels, the heroine's mother-in-law really likes the heroine. She likes her so much that it is impossible for the heroine's husband to take a concubine. I am writing. As a modern person, I simply cannot accept the male protagonist having three wives and four concubines, and as the female protagonist's in-laws, her mother-in-law should not be like that. Generally speaking, Feng cannot bear the title of the female protagonist's mother-in-law. The heroine's father is a coward, which makes me more and more angry. The heroine's mother-in-law and the heroine's father are a match made in heaven. The author should either make the male protagonist more powerful, or not mention the subject of concubinage, which makes people feel disgusting. This book is originally about the heroine's diploma, but the male protagonist's family came out to force the male protagonist to take concubines! So speechless

There is almost no plot in this book. Half of the book is filled with various recipes and how many dishes are sold every day...

It doesn't look good, the heroine's father is so cowardly. Know how to escape when something happens. The characters of the relatives are also baffling. The emotional line of the heroine's brother is also inexplicable. All depends on the female saint

Bad ending, rushed ending, lots of foreshadowing left unfilled

Very nice

The female protagonist is good or bad, the male protagonist is useless, and the male protagonist's mother is nothing! The heroine's father is nothing!!! The heroine's mother is just like that!!! I admire myself for being able to see it!!!

It's just that the ending was too rushed

Usually it's because there's nothing special about the plot, and the details are simply impossible to read. 1. The heroine's family is so poor that her brother needs to sell himself, but he can still eat a lot of polished rice and white flour (I know it's to pamper the heroine, but isn't this amount a bit outrageous?) 2. No one knew who could eat the yams on the mountain, so the hostess's family dug hundreds of kilograms. (... This thing is a large edible rhizome. If you write that no one eats chili crayfish, forget it. No one eats yams...) 3. Countryside people don't know how to make egg pancakes with eggs and noodles. (I can't complain anymore😅) If a food farming article is written like this in terms of food, I think it is really not worth reading.

There is no storyline, and it mainly relies on food to make money, but the food is really average and unreasonable. The roast duck oven is actually a huge iron oven, how expensive it is! And the purchase of iron is limited. The only advantage is that the map is refreshed very quickly.