Reborn in the 1970s: The Fairy-Like Wife Who Can Farm

Good-looking is good-looking. . It just lacks plot so much. It jumped too fast and many plots were not mentioned at all. If I hadn't read so many novels and the plots were similar, I probably wouldn't have been able to react. The main reason is that there is no timeline, which makes people feel quite strange. In the beginning, the heroine is only 16 years old, she gets married on a wedding day, and they have sex without a timeline. If you can't accept the lack of plot, don't watch it. It's quite uncomfortable.

I'm more curious about the heroine's previous identity, what the hero's identity is, what kind of job the hero's second brother has, the heroine's process of identifying her biological parents, and why she is living outside the home. Alas, I feel like there are still a lot of details that I haven't written clearly yet, so that's it.

It's beautiful, why doesn't anyone see it? Recommended, very interesting, but there is no introduction about where the heroine is from, the heroine has lost her memory.

I highly recommend this book, but the ending is a bit sloppy.

This ending is too hasty! The missing chapters can only be filled in by thinking.

What a mess

I've read Chapter 127. I felt that Sanya was transported from the world of cultivation. Some of the things that happened later, such as how to eat, should have been transported from later generations. Did the heroine travel through time twice?

My dear God, I didn't see anything. She didn't explain her life experience or what happened to the man who died on the battlefield. Then, more than ten years later, it ended. .

The plot is good, but it feels a bit confusing at the end due to cutting corners. I guess the author ended it in a hurry because of something else.

It's okay, I watched it while jumping.