
Peasant Girl, Charming and Prosperous Little Lady
农女娇娇旺夫小娘子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Farming & Business
- Updated
- 4y ago
- Source
- Qimao
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939Chapters
71kPopularity
970Readers
392Must-read votes
9.2Score
256Ratings
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I'm halfway through reading it. I quite like this kind of slow-burning novel. You can earn hundreds or thousands of taels right from the start. All kinds of awesome stuff are awesome.
It's okay. The heroine's golden finger is not big. I skipped to the next dozens of chapters after reading more than a hundred chapters. The ending is okay. I don't like the heroine's design. It's too pretentious. She always uses modern people's thinking to measure ancient life. The male protagonist is an only child. The female protagonist has given birth to a daughter. It's okay if she doesn't want to have a daughter for the time being. She always emphasizes that there are at most two. The male protagonist's family of three gave birth to three children. Later, she got pregnant unexpectedly and was unhappy. What she thought was that the two children were not in her plan. When the male protagonist goes to the county town to study, the female protagonist wants to rent out the spare room to others. Is she being naive? If the male protagonist goes to school, wouldn't he be afraid of his reputation being ruined if he is alone in the yard? Except for the third brother and sister-in-law, the heroine's family is okay, but the rest of them are annoying to watch.