1: Cheng Qingwan, a doctoral student in agriculture, transmigrates to a remote, impoverished mountain village. To return to the modern world, she follows the System's instructions: farm, make money, and take care of her mother.
Everyone in the village assumes that the mother and daughter from the Cheng family will either starve to death or die of illness.
But there's always someone foolish enough to come picking a fight, carrying a bowl of chicken soup.
Then they knock on the door and see three dishes and a soup on the table, two meat dishes and two vegetable dishes, along with a little fruit for dessert. This is even better than what his family eats for New Year!
2: The crown prince ascends the throne, and his former study companion, who was exiled, rises in a single leap to become The Outcast, second only to the emperor and above all others.
Unfortunately, this chief councilor has fallen for a country girl.
The noble young ladies of the capital are all indignant, and a princess of the reigning house publicly humiliates her at a banquet.
With a smile at the corner of her mouth, Cheng Qingwan looks at the fruit in the princess's hand, famous throughout the capital. "Your Highness, the tangerines you're eating were grown by me."
Her words instantly win over all the young ladies. After all, they want to eat them too, but can't buy any.
The legitimate daughter of the prime minister has admired the chief councilor since childhood. Jealous, she tries to use her status to put Cheng Qingwan in her place, only to accidentally expose her true identity...
The plot is exciting and brilliant, but there is no follow-up
It affects your mood and is too heart-breaking. It is not recommended to collect it.
120 Ling: It really makes me speechless. I was inspired by the previous writing, but in the end I lost the sense of inspiration and wrote it flat.
Those who were deceived by the 9.1 Rating only saw Chapter 8. The heroine is too weak, and there are too many top performers. The whole village, from the village chief to aiding the tyrants, to the villagers who bully the weak, cheat and kidnap, almost no one is good, so what? In ancient times, most of the villagers were simple, so why should they be described in such a miserable way?
The kind that I couldn't stand watching from the beginning. Living too useless. Not the book I want to read, goodbye
The plot is very good, but he said that he is still 25 years old back now. Why has he not even finished this life, let alone the next life? The finale is just about getting married, no sequels, no afterlife
Everyone in this village is evil! That's why I dare to stay here. . . . Is this because you are afraid of not dying fast enough?
Finished reading! I was so speechless for the first time that I wrote my review. The first point is that the heroine is a doctor from the Academy of Agricultural Sciences at the beginning, but the author has no idea about the harvesting season and growth of crops, and can grow anything in the same season. The second point is that the heroine's first pot of gold was selling some herbs and a recipe for minced pork custard. The minced pork custard is made by mixing eggs, soy sauce, MSG and other seasonings together, steaming them in a pot, and then frying the minced meat on top. What kind of dark cuisine is this? The third point is that there are always "what time", "three hours", etc. In the article. The "point" and "hour" were bought at that time. You can use 'what time', and the time used is: a moment, a cup of tea, a stick of incense, a meal, half an hour, an hour... Also, the princess smashed the heroine's snack shop and made a fuss in front of the emperor. The prince begged the heroine for his sister, and actually said: "My sister...". 'Your sister' means 'your younger sister', so here we should use 'my sister-in-law'. If not, we can just use 'my younger sister'. ... In conversation, when calling each other's relatives, use 'Ling' or 'Zun', 'Ling Zun', 'Ling Ci', 'Mrs. Zun'... In conversation, when calling one's own relatives, the elders use '', my father and my mother; the younger generation use 'jia' or 'she', the younger brother, the younger sister... The younger generation use 'dog', 'little', dog son, little girl... Finally, let's talk about the full text, you can't use anticlimax, you can only use cat's head and snake's tail. The first half of rural life is inherently undetailed, and many things go by without explanation; the second half of capital life can be described as "a quick glance at the flowers," like an outline. ... Because there are not many chapters in the full text, I just listened to it as a short story and didn't feel like I was wasting my time, so I didn't feel disappointed after reading it. I just hope the author can pay attention to the common sense content.
I ran out of patience until chapter 22. I can't stand it any longer. It's so ridiculous.
It looks pretty good from the front, but it looks useless from the back. It is obvious that a doctor graduated, but he is said to be unable to read a single Chinese character. Even the ancient characters are different. After such a long time, he should not be able to do anything, and not fight back at all. The doctor's work was in vain, and he only knows how to farm, which humiliates the doctoral students of the 21st century.