Pastoral Mountains and Forests

I really don't understand why the author writes about such messed up people? Wouldn't it be better to just write that the male protagonist and the female protagonist meet, know each other, fall in love with each other, and stay together? Why do you still write about people with no experience? Those people have so many troubles. Why do you want the heroine to find a godmother? Even though she has traveled through time, she was originally a young lady from a noble family and a dignified princess. Is it appropriate for her to accept a farmer as her parent? It's not that I look down on peasants, it's just that the customs of that era didn't allow it, and from the time I started charging, writing about these things has become other people's business, so why can't I just write about the male and female protagonists well? Since it is a seclusion-type and heartwarming farming novel, I shouldn't write so many other messy things. It's really uncomfortable to read and I don't like it very much. I'm afraid I won't read this article again. In fact, at the beginning, I really liked the storyline written by the author, and I also liked the way the author described the home of the male and female protagonists. I also liked it very much. I like how they are busy and fulfilled for their own lives, but it gets more and more different later on. So many messy things and people come out all at once, and I don't like it anymore. I really want to see them working together from sun up to sun down, falling in love, getting married, having children, raising children, and then growing old together.

It's amazing, you don't have to write about the battles between princes,,, it's so ordinary, but it still has something to write about,,,,,

Come on, come on. Well written. Keep up the good work.

Keep up the good work and look forward to the amazing new book

There's something wrong with the connection between Chapter 36 and Chapter 37. Big jump.

Keep working hard and look forward to it!

Were the daggers and bows missing, or had they been taken away and bought?

It's 1v1, there's no annoying mistress to disrupt the situation, right? In a heart-warming farming novel, there should be no more female supporting characters who adore the male protagonist. I really don't like that kind of setting. The male and female protagonists can live a peaceful life for a few days without any misunderstanding.

Not bad, good-looking! Come on! ! !

There are thousands of people in the world, and they have thousands of appearances. Everyone has their own way of living, so why bother forcing others to treat you sincerely?