
My Whole Family Was in Exile, and I Made a Fortune by Cultivating the Land Systematically.
全家流放,我靠系统种田赶海发家致富
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- Completed
- Length
- 426k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Farming & Business
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- Source
- Zongheng
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The preface does not match the postscript! For example, when going hunting in the mountains, the heroine and the eldest brother had already signed up, and then the village chief sounded the gong and signed up again. In the previous article, Zhou Laosi participated in hunting pigs in the mountains, and unexpectedly three more pigs escaped. In the later articles, it was written that Zhou Laosi participated in the pig hunting in the mountains before he was mature, and he was not allowed to share the meat... There are many such things. As mentioned above, the villagers do not want to go to the hillside with poor ridges. The new house is built on the hillside with many independent stones and no one lives in it. But after the new house is built and moved in, why will the neighbor's vegetable field next to it be infested by birds?
Li Chu thought. No matter what you have experienced in the past, what matters is the present and the future. Their family will continue to live diligently and down-to-earth on this land, using love and sweat to build an ordinary but happy future for them. 2025.5.20Goodbye
A coolie earns 30 taels a day, but buying 30 kilograms of rice costs 1.8 Taels of silver. Can the author be more realistic?
I know why there are so few reviews for this book. It's because the beginning is so shocking that no one stuck around long enough to comment. (I hope the word count is still small and the author can be more considerate. After all, the subject matter is not bad.) First of all, the heroine was raised as an unruly and capricious young lady with a lot of money, and was exiled to the seaside. She actually knew that crabs could be eaten and caught, and she was not afraid at all. She had been taken care of by servants since she was a child, but she knew so many housework. Didn't her family doubt her? Then, the hostess said that she found a big knife and rice from the house. The kind of big knife that ordinary villagers couldn't have, and it was so new that the family didn't doubt it. She was pushed into the sea before she even entered the house. She didn't understand the structure of the house at all, so she found a bunch of things so quickly. Is this possible? Moreover, the family must have tidied up the house before the heroine woke up. The house was bare-walled. Didn't the family know what was there? They found ten kilograms of rice out of thin air and a lighter. They said everything was found in the house, and the family still didn't suspect it at all. Is this reasonable? Later, the heroine used a tranquilizer gun to shoot a wild boar, which was even more shocking. Her father and brother did not doubt where the tranquilizer gun came from, nor how the heroine could hit it, nor how the wild boar fell, nor did the heroine ask her brother to get out of the way and rush forward. What happened to her family? They were possessed. They did not suspect anything. Was the heroine so strange that she did not notice at all? Moreover, the heroine has become the head of the family in such a high-profile manner, letting the family members do whatever they want, and assigning tasks to the family members. How can the parents of a daughter who was so trouble-making and ignorant before be so obedient to her? No idea at all? How did you become an official? No wonder he was exiled. Another very shocking thing is that her family is a high-ranking official, and she came from the capital. On the way, she was said to bully the children of another official's family. Most of the exiled people should be from the capital. How could the wives in the capital have the character of Aunt Zhou and Aunt Cai? She must be fully integrated into the countryside, right? The change must be excessive. At least she has the airs of a noble lady first, and then slowly assimilates to the villagers. It is reasonable. At first, she looks more like a villager than a villager. I can't stand it anymore. I think the most basic names and accents should be kept unchanged at first, such as Mrs. Zhou or Mrs. Cai, instead of calling them aunt right from the beginning. There is also some language barrier with the villagers, such as not being able to understand the dialect and not knowing what the villagers are saying. After a long time, they will be assimilated. I only read a few, and felt that there were too many flaws, so I'll just rant about it. If the circle comes back later, don't rant. I'm just telling you how I feel at the moment. You can just watch it and enjoy it. If you are the best, you are right.
Is there cracks in the newly renovated house? Did the author forget?
More than a hundred kilograms of fish... How did they get it home? No one has discovered it yet…