After saving the manuscript for a month, I finally made up my mind to open a new book today. In view of the lessons of blood and tears in the previous book, the new book decisively moves closer to the ancient sayings.

After thinking about it for a while, I decided to write a farming text that incorporates medical elements. On the one hand, the medical element seems to have been very popular recently, and on the other hand, it happens to coincide with the major studied, so it may be more familiar to write.

In order to highlight the difference from the same type of text, the background is set to a female household. Relatively speaking, such a background is more conducive to the play of the heroine.

The so-called female household means that there are no adult males in the family. When there was no way, the woman was made the head of the household.

In ancient times, when sons were preferenced, female households would be looked down upon. No matter how rich these families are, they will become the laughing stock of people's small talk.

In the eyes of the ancients, the absence of a male household meant that the female household was not blessed. The absence of a male to continue the bloodline is enough to make these families look down upon.

If such a family has a minor male, it is fine, as long as the male grows up, he can become the head of the household.

From then on, this family can become an ordinary family, and no longer have to bear the explicit or implicit fingers of others.

If you are unfortunate that there are no underage men, you can only go on the road of recruitment. In a patriarchal feudal society, no man wants to join someone else's family.

This is the case of the Hua family in the new book, and they have to use the way of recruitment to continue the bloodline. It is precisely because of this kind of marriage that the heroine of this article, Hua Suwen, asked.

If a boy is recruited, the female household is looking forward to a glimmer of light. As long as the children grow up, they can get rid of the embarrassing identity of female households.

Unfortunately, the Hua family was not lucky. They didn't wait for the man they were looking forward to, but only got an only daughter, who is the heroine of this article.

Reborn in such a family, although the heroine Su Wen does not have to face the battle of the back house, she must face the pressure of the whole society.

In this social environment, her efforts are more valuable and worthy of being depicted with a lot of pen and ink.

Creating a self-reliant image of a woman is the goal of this article. There are a lot of things that I don't think about, and I hope to get the support of readers.

That's basically all that should be said, and it's more about the liberal arts.

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