My Family Is Dirt Poor, but My Food System Makes Me Rich Every Day

I really don't recommend reading it, the pricing and production are all messed up.

The story is actually quite good, but there are so many typos that it affects the reading experience. In the end, I almost read it in one glance. It's really the one with the most typos that I've seen.

It's beautiful and has a happy ending.

To be honest, the author really gave me an unexpected ending. The male protagonist is actually the prince. Hehehe, I defaulted to the young boss at the beginning. The writing was a bit ambiguous at the beginning. The result surprised me, but it is a very interesting plot with many ups and downs and a sense of layering.

It's too cheap to sell the formula, after all, it's only one copy

Can't figure out the author's relationship? The second child's family is his aunt and uncle, not his cousin. He is his cousin through his grandfather. I think kinship is a treasure of our Chinese culture and has been passed down for thousands of years. Don't write ancient Chinese when you don't understand it clearly, just write Western literature.

It's obviously the second uncle who became the cousin

It's very interesting and the plot is quite exciting. It's just that sometimes the names of several brothers get mixed up, and the ending is a bit too hasty. Not enough, absolutely not enough.

There are many typos and the writing is childish. Please keep up the good work, the author!

Can I just ask a little question: why only five of the heroine's eight cousins ​​have names? There are fields, gold, silver, pigs, and treasures. How many are left?