Reborn: The Farmer's Daughter Stands on Her Own

It's the first time I've seen a work without a male protagonist. The ending is very sudden. Except for the sister's marriage which has an ending, the rest have no results. No matter they are good guys or bad guys, their running accounts are the same. They either buy land or farm it, open a workshop or open a workshop. They either add a dowry or add a dowry. It's very speechless and not worthy of this rating.

It's just a collection of various stories about time-travel farming, without details.

It's true that the ending is a bit rushed, and I'm sad that the heroine's love didn't go as planned. Maybe it's reality that defeated the fantasy. A peasant girl is very different from Master Wang in terms of status and age. She started doing business at fifteen. She was probably almost 20 when we met. You were only 8 years old. Your thirteenth family has a wife and a child, but you can't talk about marriage yet. The longing of youth is destined to be mostly fruitless, but you still feel sad for the heroine. It might as well go on a trip, take the maid and the male servant, and it is a triangle relationship. Haha, the male servant loves the female protagonist, and the maid loves the male servant. This journey is interesting enough~~

Ah\(^▽^)/! , The ending is too perfunctory (*≧m≦*)

The article is short and interesting, quite inspirational, but it feels a little incomplete. Neither the heroine nor Ye Zhenwen mentioned the ending, and there is no ending to the best relatives, so I feel that something is missing. Overall, it is quite good.

There is no space of one's own, and one can only earn a fortune bit by bit based on one's ability; there is no male protagonist who is deeply in love, and the road of love is tortuous, and one can only walk his own path step by step. The plot is simple, recommended reading.

I really can't stand it anymore. The heroine's father just died. The heroine was so stimulated that she gave birth to twins prematurely and was kicked out of the old house. She just started to make money to buy some things and rushed to deliver them to the old house without any resentment at all. He is so cowardly that he just made money and said he didn't even have enough money to build a house. Then he bought a donkey and did charity work to build a school in the village. Looking at the trouble, the Virgin Mary acted indifferently.

The ending is too hasty, it would be better to add an extra chapter

The writing is like a running account, and the writing about strong women is just like their bear egg buns.

I've finished reading it. It's not very long and the ending is a bit unexpected.