Feng Xixi, who had been invincible in the world, transmigrated into the youngest daughter of a farming family.
On her first day after transmigrating, she beat her wicked grandmother to tears.
On her second day, she beat her sharp-tongued cousin to tears.
On her third day, she beat her scheming aunt to tears.
Her two useless older brothers turned into tattletales every day: "Mom, my sister hit me! Waaah!"
Feng Xixi's motto was: I'm no good at anything, except fighting. If you don't like it, come at me. I'll beat you, but I won't bury you.
One day, the man she had picked up by the roadside became a high-and-mighty prince. Everyone had to kneel when they saw him. Feng Xixi raised an eyebrow. "Do I have to kneel too?"
The man trembled. "Please don't. I'd be afraid I'd lose years off my life."
Later, someone complained to the emperor: "The empress is behaving outrageously. Your Majesty, please depose her."
The man sighed. "I wouldn't dare. If you want her deposed, go do it yourself."
The ministers urged him to fill the harem and produce more heirs. The man said, "The empress says anyone who wants to enter the harem has to beat her first."
The ministers: Forget it. Let your son have as many children as he likes, or not.
One day, Feng Xixi felt her abs and sighed. "I think I might be a little too violent."
The man: Don't be ridiculous. You're not, and you never have been.
It's too wordy. If you want to buy food, just buy it. How can it be wordy?
The heroine doesn't talk nonsense, just do it, see the truth under her hands, and have a happy life❤️✍
You can use your hands and try not to make any noise. It's so beautiful.
Si Xi's ending was a bit anxious, and she would have preferred something more detailed.
The plot is exciting, I like the details, leading the villagers to fight the severe cold and the scorching heat. The sentences are smooth and the ending is smooth and natural. It is a good novel.
It looked good, but it ended too quickly.
People are starving to death and the wolves they kill have to be sold for money.
It's too long-winded and has no theme. The author is a middle school student.
Do your birds not lay eggs in spring, but lay eggs in autumn and raise chicks in winter?
The heroine's two brothers still gave them food like that? Why don't you tell them about filial piety? The truth must be explained clearly first.