Alas, She’s Filthy Rich

I have read more than 270 chapters, and it seems that this one is better than all the farming novels I have read before. There are no particularly big surprises, and the female protagonist does not have any golden fingers. It is more in line with ancient reality. I think the most controversial one at the moment is the male protagonist. In the beginning, the male protagonist is actually very good. He wants to take the imperial examination, but he can't read hard. Books will also help the heroine earn some money and so on, but later on his limitations are exposed. In the face of power, they have nothing to do. The hero is a bit like his scumbag father, and he even thought about making the heroine his concubine. This angered many people, mainly because later on the hero only knows how to study, and his living expenses are basically the money earned by the heroine. But then again, if it weren't for the male protagonist's family, the female protagonist would have died long ago, and the female protagonist was only a child at the time, and she was still a woman. If the male protagonist hadn't been famous, the female protagonist would definitely not have been able to do business, so to quote a word in the original text, "lips and teeth", the female protagonist makes money, and the male protagonist supports her. The relationship between the second male protagonist and the female protagonist is actually quite good, but the second male protagonist will be the emperor in the future, and there is no real power now. The female protagonist is an orphan, and the second male protagonist cannot let her be the queen. Even if there is a chance that the female protagonist becomes the queen, it is impossible for the second male protagonist not to have a concubine. The female protagonist is a modern person with strong autonomy and cannot accept her husband having a concubine, so they will definitely not be together. It's even more pity for the dead man. He was bought back by the heroine. It can be said that the heroine gave him a new life. He likes the heroine, but he doesn't even dare to say it. Maybe he also knows that he is not worthy of the heroine. He is destined to be a humble secret admirer. To be honest, for now, the second male protagonist is the most worthy of the female protagonist, but he cannot marry her, and the female protagonist does not like the second male protagonist very much. The male protagonist is deeply involved in partisan disputes in the court, and is currently a drag. Sometimes the male protagonist will show his dislike for the female protagonist, and he thinks that the female protagonist is not as good as a lady. I was really angry when I watched it, but in general, the male and female protagonists are childhood sweethearts, they met each other when they were young, and the female protagonist likes the male protagonist's mother so much. She knows everything about the male protagonist, and the male protagonist is the most suitable one. This time, the male protagonist mainly relies on his mother's affection for the female protagonist to win.

It's really good to watch, the plot is tight, and it's over before I've had enough.

This is a good book. However, those who like cool writing are not recommended to read it. The author's writing is very good! I have been reading a lot of mindless and cool articles recently, and suddenly I came across a book like this, which made me forget all about food and sleep, and I couldn't let go of it! I have read half of it so far, there are no typos, and there are almost no bugs.

The writing is good. This is the first book I read. No matter how wonderful the story is and the writing is rubbish, I won't be able to read it. The entrepreneurial story here is quite interesting. I don't want other articles to be about pig intestines or selling recipes. The hero's mother was very upset when she lost her life. It's best when the male protagonist is outside working as an official, and it's so interesting to be a corrupt official. The prince's rebellion was a bit of a joke. The male and female protagonists used their strategies to disintegrate an army of nearly 100,000 before they started fighting. It was somewhat exaggerated. The only flaw is that in the later stage, everything revolves around the heroine Gong Han's infertility. I want to sublimate the relationship between the male and female protagonists, and blame the infertility on myself, which is a bit unfinished.

It seems that only the wife of an official, or the wife of an official of several grades or above can be called a madam, otherwise she can only be called a madam or a mistress.

I finished watching it on September 15, 2024. It was pretty good. The plot is compact, the logic is clear, and the story line is meaningful. However, I am not optimistic about the rebirth of the Acropolis in the extras.

It is a good-looking, daily and heart-warming history of struggle. The relationship between the male and female protagonists accumulates and sublimates step by step, and finally truly becomes one and achieves each other's achievements. The ones who couldn't calm down were the Wang family and the Gu family. They had not even enjoyed a day of happiness and died in vain at such a young age. 9

I've read it before. I read it for the second time. It's well written.

It's so good, I didn't skip a chapter, I read it all.

It felt like it was unfinished. There were a lot of twists and turns from the moment when the male protagonist knew that the female protagonist was infertile and suffered from self-inflicted pain. Even earlier, the male protagonist went to Yingcheng to plan for King An to help the male protagonist to be wise, and then to the final scene where he forced Yan Feng to become a CP. There were a lot of plots. The last part was really unbearable. What I like most is that when the male and female protagonists are making money in Wangjia Village, their aunt is also there (I can't help but feel sad). The male protagonist was also very funny when he first went out to work as a county magistrate. He and the villagers caught the fat sheep of the salt merchant and had a lot of fun. They hid under the quilt in the middle of the night and suppressed their laughter.