After the Eldest Sister Divided the Family Estate, She Stockpiled Grain and Built a House, Driving the Whole Family Mad!

The parents are gone, the siblings are about to be sold, the county magistrate has made the decision, and the divorce is still a loss. The heroine doesn't cook, and she has two daughters-in-law and two granddaughters. As a result, the food her grandmother cooks is still burnt. Without the heroine, the whole family doesn't have to eat. ... The heroine married the hero, and the bride price was a dragon-patterned jade match, which she said could be sold for a lot of money. The hero gave her ten taels of silver at once, saying it was for this month's household expenses. The heroine also wanted to give her ten taels for one month's household expenses. Who is this person who has twenty taels a month? The heroine went to the village to buy chickens. They said they would give them to her, but she directly gave her a couple of silver. There were too many unreasonable things. Can the author do some research before writing?

Let's not talk about the plot, let's just say that the author's writing skills are really not that good and he uses idioms indiscriminately. For example, the heroine asks the villagers to help her pick mountain products, but does not invite her grandma's family. Grandma said, if you don't want your own family to ask for outsiders, it is just like riding a donkey to find a horse. For another example, the fragrance penetrated his nose all-pervasively. There were so many similar things that I couldn't remember them at the moment. After listening to them for an hour, I could find four or five idioms that were used indiscriminately. As a novelist, such a mistake is really vulgar.

Forcibly reducing intelligence, for example, this male protagonist was thrown into the countryside by someone when he was a child, and his legs were broken during the scientific examination? Then the male protagonist's father acted like an idiot. The male protagonist's friend told him about this incident. He still suspected that someone from the palace did it. He never suspected that his little wife and concubine did it? And then the male protagonist's biological father knew that his little wife climbed into bed, but he never doubted what kind of thing this little wife was?

After reading more than 100 chapters, I feel that the subject matter is good, but it was ruined by the author. The writing is just okay, but it's too rough and the logic in many places is not very reasonable.

Good looking

It's not good-looking, the prices are low, the logic of the writing is confusing, and a lot of the plot is trying to make up for the word count! Abandon the pit.

It's not bad, it's a lot of common sense. At my age, I just love reading books like this. Thank you, the author, and like it.

This book is so beautiful. The heroine's family is so bad. Can the heroine and the hero be together? But I also want the heroine to be with the hero. But one day the male protagonist will be admitted to high school

The subject matter is very novel and attractive, but the plot is too sloppy and the narration and narration are not detailed at all. It just feels like it's all a big frame, with absolutely no character descriptions or detailed descriptions of characters. For example, the gender of the two children in the male protagonist's family was revealed. I didn't know until more than ten chapters later that these two children were boys. And it's acceptable to sell matchboxes and lighters at the back, but I think it's a bit outrageous to sell them with flashlights.

Nice