Exiled for Three Thousand Miles, I Relied on My Cooking Skills to Support My Family

If you don't have a brain, you can watch it, but if you have a brain, you can't stand it. After being exiled, I received 20 kilograms of rice, and I still gave it to you to farm. How much is 20 kilograms of rice after it has been shelled? How many people in a family can eat a big bowl every day? Are you sure you can eat it for a long time? There are many ways to use one ounce of oil and one ounce of salt. Do you really know how much one ounce is?

After reading more than fifty chapters, I couldn't stand it. It was not good to build a house. I insisted on dying in the valley. It was also said that the valley was not good. There were people collecting protection fees at the door. There were dead people. The woman said that she often disappeared. Still living in such a weird and dangerous place. There are a bunch of corpses there. It smells bad. If you don't stay away, aren't you afraid of the epidemic? Is the feng shui of mass graves particularly nurturing?

The first part of the story is OK, but the ending ends too quickly. It jumps to three years later when the male protagonist meets and gets married, and doesn't go into detail about the development of the Sang family. All in all, it feels like the author didn't finish the story before it ended.

The male pig horns only appear at the end, and they are not as beautiful as the female protagonist alone! The ending is too hasty!

The heroine, the Holy Mother, is here. She is so weak and has no money. She saves this one and wants to take revenge on that one. . . . The comment section was like a troll trying to trick me into entering. .

Overall, it's good-looking, and the content is the type I like, but it ends too hastily. It would be nice to write more.

It is a novel that I like very much. I still want to read it after reading it. It is worth recommending.

I finally managed to read the novel, but it ended in fast forward due to force majeure. There was no emotional line at the beginning, and the male protagonist only showed good reviews at the end. I really liked the main plot, but it's a pity.

The first 310 chapters are wonderfully written and relevant to the theme, and then we go straight to the plane. The last two chapters cover the emotional development of the heroine and her brother, with a cliffhanger ending.

Although the development of the heroine was written throughout the whole process, no emotional line was written after three years, and there was no development of the heroine either. It was just a big plan, but it was briefly covered, and the ending was a bit bad.