Transmigrating to the Countryside: Farming, Making a Living, and Raising Kids

Finally finished reading The male protagonist is not the Li family, but the eldest prince The couple never had any more children and devoted themselves to raising the three children who were not their biological children. The male and female protagonists grew vegetables, bought a house, and moved all the way, and then moved to the capital to settle down. Another time-traveling woman appears later in the article→Wang Nian The author of Wang Nian should write another book about her, but there is not much description of her in this book. The heroine doesn't look like someone from the apocalypse at all, and she doesn't look like someone who is decisive in killing. The male protagonist is not a saint, and the female protagonist initially thought she would be a virgin. However, later on, the heroine is not a virgin. But this article is still a bit long-winded. Almost every chapter emphasizes that the three children are not biological. The article also keeps emphasizing that the female protagonist is weak, as if she will collapse at any time. However, she is busy doing business and buying land, as if she is working hard, and there is no sign of poor health at all.

The female protagonist is very poor and generous. The male protagonist gave the old house a chicken, which was too little. She didn't want to think about how the three children lived in the old house. She knew clearly what they were pretending to do. She was almost out of money. She was still thinking about the big family🙄️🙄️🙄️

It's a relatively plain and heartwarming story. The couple is farming, raising cubs, and developing animal husbandry. There is no intrigue, and the couple gets along naturally and comfortably🥰