Xie Youran, a modern policewoman, sacrificed her life to save her teammates and traveled back in time to Xie Daya, a peasant girl who was forced to death by village bullies in ancient times. The family is poor, the father is a gambler, the mother is cowardly, and the younger sister is a drag? It doesn't matter, I have a lot of transformation methods. I have golden ideas for getting rich at my fingertips, and I can get rid of poverty in minutes. Relatives who are great, bullies who bully you? It doesn't matter, this girl specializes in treating all kinds of dissatisfaction, beating them to their knees and singing "conquer", and taking the whole family to eat well and drink together, heading towards a beautiful new life. But what happened to this Orion boy who had been helping her silently? Haven't you always followed the high-end style of being aloof and abstinent? How could she suddenly turn into a domineering CEO, and push her affectionately into the wall: "Be my woman, let's have a baby together!" What should she do?
Everything returns to its original position and you get what you want
Farming articles are about farming. I don't like to see grand final scenes involving the royal family, so after being plotted by Lu in more than 400 chapters, I skipped directly to the last few chapters to read the ending. I felt that the ending was rushed, with many things left unexplained and the family members not described. Overall, the first half was good to watch (I generally don't read it if the male and female protagonists are emotionally entangled in the middle)
The plot is coherent, exciting and exciting. It is worth recommending.
The story is compact, the content is rich, the writing is vivid, there are no typos, come on, it's a great book
The perfect ending! It's still hard to put down, and I hope to see such good books again.
It's quite good, but there are too many narrations, introducing the Spring Festival, food, and some dispensable things. We all know that the writing is too detailed and it feels like the words are too tight.
I thought it looked pretty good. As a result, I saw that her father was gambling again and after reading the catalog, the heroine broke off the engagement and married someone named Lu for whatever reason. I didn't want to watch it. I didn't like this kind of plot. It was messy. No matter what food the heroine in the farming novel made, she couldn't care too much about how to cook it. Just take a look at it. The two of them got married at the end. Anyway, I gave up halfway through.
Everything returns to its original position and you get what you want
Farming articles are about farming. I don't like to see grand final scenes involving the royal family, so after being plotted by Lu in more than 400 chapters, I skipped directly to the last few chapters to read the ending. I felt that the ending was rushed, with many things left unexplained and the family members not described. Overall, the first half was good to watch (I generally don't read it if the male and female protagonists are emotionally entangled in the middle)
The plot is coherent, exciting and exciting. It is worth recommending.
The story is compact, the content is rich, the writing is vivid, there are no typos, come on, it's a great book
The perfect ending! It's still hard to put down, and I hope to see such good books again.
It's quite good, but there are too many narrations, introducing the Spring Festival, food, and some dispensable things. We all know that the writing is too detailed and it feels like the words are too tight.
I thought it looked pretty good. As a result, I saw that her father was gambling again and after reading the catalog, the heroine broke off the engagement and married someone named Lu for whatever reason. I didn't want to watch it. I didn't like this kind of plot. It was messy. No matter what food the heroine in the farming novel made, she couldn't care too much about how to cook it. Just take a look at it. The two of them got married at the end. Anyway, I gave up halfway through.