In English it might be close but probably not in Chinese
Madam Zhou did not have the urge to hug her anymore. Her cries made her want to beat her to death.
Transmigrated As A Delicate Bundle Of Luck For A Farming Family
History · Skin White As Snow
That’s brave. Coming from someone who has been chased by a chicken🤣
Madam Zhao was not afraid at all. She reached under the hen's wings and quickly lifted it up. Then, she began to check the eggs.
Transmigrated As A Delicate Bundle Of Luck For A Farming Family
History · Skin White As Snow
Rice and corn actually go great together. Sweetness of the corn makes the rice more enjoyable
Su Sanlang also cut an extra piece of meat to cook. The rice at home was still ground gold and jade sticks mixed with rice. The meat was cut into cubes and added into the vegetable soup.
Transmigrated As A Delicate Bundle Of Luck For A Farming Family
History · Skin White As Snow
Decrepit old piece of shit
It didn't sit well with him to see Su Sanlang renovating the roof and taking charge.
Transmigrated As A Delicate Bundle Of Luck For A Farming Family
History · Skin White As Snow
My father almost killed my mum when I was absent and when I questioned my mum’s siblings, they said she now belonged to my father so their hands were tied
She didn't need to think to know that her mean grandma wouldn't let Madam Zhao go through confinement the previous few times.
Transmigrated As A Delicate Bundle Of Luck For A Farming Family
History · Skin White As Snow
Phew, author really did well separating the family early.
He looked at Old Master Su and said, "Alright, then Father and Mother shall separate us from the family. We will live on our own."
Transmigrated As A Delicate Bundle Of Luck For A Farming Family
History · Skin White As Snow
Dude, you’d have to practice the pull out method. Though for some reason, even in this era, people who shouldn’t have children don’t practice ang birth control
He said with difficulty, "Doctor Wu said that she has bad health and can't give birth again in the future. She will definitely die if she gives birth again. Madam Zhao has done me justice by giving birth to four children. It's my bad luck. In the future, I won't let Madam Zhao give birth again."
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History · Skin White As Snow
Because transmigrators are usually hit by a truck that killed them. Hence, everyone respects Truck-kun that sends people to another world or back in time🤣
She was a doctor of traditional Chinese medicine who lived in the twenty-first century. On her way to a late-night snack, she'd been killed by a car that had raced up the sidewalk.
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History · Skin White As Snow
Its not racism, its cultural aesthetics. Asians pride themselves in clear skin. Like someone explained in a previous chapter, it indicated someone was well to do, because it meant they weren’t doing a job that required them to be outside, under the sun, all day, such as farming. Like the color red means to them, it became a sign of prosperity. And that in turn made it the standard of beauty today. In my country, at least when I was little, being fat meant you were rich, because you could afford to eat so much, so nobody made fun of fat people
The villagers looked at each other, and then everyone gave Lin Chong a look. Lin Chong was a middle-aged man who was neither fat nor thin. His eyes were not big, and his skin was dark like charcoal. Er Gou Zi inherited the color of his skin from his father.
The Village Girl Who Jinxes Her Husband Is Filthy Rich
General · Lilac in May
Yeah. Very good anime. Waiting for more of it. I can’t rewatch it though. Only place I can find it is on Prime with no English subs. Can you tell me where you are going to watch it?
He had an urge to stroke the wolf girl particularly when he saw her twitchy, fluffy, long ears. Also, her waggy tail intrigued him a great deal. Roland wondered whether his strength would leave him as it did in the modern world when he touched the root of the tail.
Release That Witch
Fantasy · Second Eye