The Eldest Sister-in-Law’s Life in the Farmhouse

This book is good to read. It is a serious story about farming and business. The heroine does not have a golden finger. The hero is not a prince or a general. He does not have an evil mother-in-law or a sister-in-law. Neither hero nor heroine has childhood sweetheart Bai Yueguang. The lovers in the book are all in love. The hero and heroine make it better on their own. The currency is also reliable. It does not easily cost tens of thousands or millions of taels of silver. It is really a rare good book, and the content is compact and not laggy. There are no typos.

Fine! Although it is time-travel, there is no charming appearance, no awesome gold finger, no vicious grandma who curses every day, and no sister-in-law with low IQ and nymphomaniac. Just support a large family and children simply and plainly. Relatives will not come to the house every now and then to take advantage of the autumn wind and steal food. It doesn't look aggrieved, it's pretty good. The author's writing style is just perfect.

The author is a fan of sister-brother relationships, and there are actually four couples in one novel😅! The struggle history of the heroine in the first part is pretty good, but the second part is a bit like a pension. The heroine is just a lead, and the story is basically about the characters around her. The second part does not have any twists and turns, bizarre and exciting storyline. I skipped through chapters and read it. The ending was a bit hasty, and many things were not explained. It's over. There isn't much intrigue. The male and female protagonists are not particularly strong. The author may not know much about rural life, so many plots cannot be resisted. The setting of the time-traveling woman is also like a selective amnesia. Many modern people can think of, but the female protagonist cannot do it. Many details need to be strengthened.

Does the author not know the growth cycle of sweet potatoes and taro? From the Chinese New Year to the Beijing exam in August, sweet potatoes and taro were harvested twice. Sweet potatoes are a high-yielding crop. Why is there only one sweet potato per plant? One tael of silver is paid for a piece of land, and sweet potatoes are calculated by the catty.

Very good, I like it very much. No messy intrigue. Very plain, but plainness is happiness. I felt relieved after reading it. Like

One of my favorites, the male protagonist is Qi You and the female protagonist is Chun Gui. The female protagonist in this book has no space and relies on her intelligence to make a living; the male protagonist is not a prince, but a child "adopted" by Chun Gui, who later used his talents to become a county magistrate. The plot is not procrastinating and is smooth. There is a saying that "the plainness is the truth." In fact, there is an exciting plot in the middle, which is the part where Qi You confesses. The relationship between the male and female protagonists develops slowly and sweetly. The male and female protagonists are in a brother-sister relationship, and the female protagonist seems to be three years older than the male protagonist, which seems a bit awkward, but compared to those in which the male protagonist is ten years older than the female protagonist, this is acceptable. The fly in the ointment is: 1. Common sense is not quite right, sweet potatoes should not bear fruit that quickly. 2. There are some typos, just a few, but it's still okay to read. Good review, goodbye~

The plot of the story is okay, but the author has too little knowledge about life, does not understand the way of doing business, does not understand life, and does not understand the way of being an official. It is completely unreasonable and has no sense of substitution. At first glance, it is just fabricated.

It's okay, relatively down-to-earth, but the author probably doesn't know much about sweet potatoes and taro. These two crops can only be planted once a year, and they are both planted in March and April. Taro starts to be harvested after the eighth month of the lunar calendar, while sweet potatoes don't start to be harvested until September.

It's a sister-brother romance, which I personally don't like, but overall the book is well written.

Bad review, Chungui can help Sister Cai, she has already helped a lot, why do she have to take Sister Cai under her wing? Is Sister Cai going to die without you?? It's okay to divide some stores to sell steamed buns to her, but why do they still live together? It's wrong to live together. After all, no matter how good the relationship is, we are not a family. The pastry eating methods and marketing model were given to Guo Ruyi for free. How much kindness is this to you? A life-saving grace? It's inexplicable. I just have some contacts with businessmen and the relationship is pretty good. What's the difference between the heroine and the Virgin?