Farmer's Strong Wife

There are really a lot of interesting things about Nongmen type novels. The descriptions are close to reality but not lacking in excitement. Especially the self-sufficient female protagonist is really awesome. Who says women are inferior to men? If a woman is handsome, it won't be a problem if she doesn't have a man, okay~

In the past and present lives, everything has its own fate. Li Qingling must experience this experience, whether it is a blessing or a disaster. The unfinished fate will continue in this life. Girls who work hard are the cutest, and there are really not many cute and handsome girls.

To be honest, I can only give it three stars. I really liked the setting at the beginning. The character of the female protagonist and the male protagonist are both very good, and the setting of childhood sweethearts is also good, because I have seen many Taeda novels where the male protagonist fell from the sky and the childhood friend was a regret. This feeling of supporting and growing up together is really good. But there are really many problems. The part about them working hard when they were young is probably the best part written. But every time they have achieved some results, it is either a natural disaster or a man-made disaster, and finally they have some wealth. A war or a mudslide, anyway, you have to wipe it all out, and start from scratch again. To be honest, I am confused. Why is it so cruel? Is it a big responsibility coming from heaven? That's okay. It depends on how the heroine can achieve greater glory. The heroine has just stated her ambition to support the family. The next chapter will be "three years later"... I'm confused again, isn't it time to elaborate? Emmm...... Okay, let's look at it three years later. Look at the story where the male and female protagonists have grown up relatively three years later. Maybe in this timeline, the career of the female protagonist or the fame of the male protagonist can be better described, but it really starts to go downhill from there. The story before the male protagonist was admitted to the top exam was okay, but since entering Beijing, the female protagonist's career is completely up to people's attention... It's hard to describe in one word. When she walked out of the village for the first time, she was thinking that the secret of her animal breeding was spiritual water. If she left, the spiritual water would be gone, and the quality would decline. How to solve this problem, and then... ... There is no more, and no talk about how to solve this problem; after entering Beijing, the heroine opened a roast duck restaurant, and then when she was about to accompany the hero to leave Beijing to work somewhere, the same problem still existed. The ducks she raised with her own spiritual water would taste particularly good. After she left, the quality of the ducks would not be able to reach that level, and she herself I know that the decline in quality will have an impact on the brand, and it may even lead to closure due to the decline in taste. These are not what I think. I described the heroine's thoughts at the time. She was also worried. The final description of this problem should be "she didn't think of a solution in the days before departure", and then... Nothing happened again... ... In the future, what will happen to this roast duck restaurant, and even what will happen to the people the heroine brought from the village to help her run the roast duck restaurant, are never mentioned again, even when she returns to Beijing later. The only sense of existence of this roast duck restaurant becomes that the heroine will mention it when mentioning what kind of industry she has. Isn't it a bit... Too confusing? As for what kind of industry the heroine has... I really don't know. After the roast duck restaurant, I feel that the heroine has entered the stage of raising children and taking care of the elderly at home. When she had no children, she was like a younger brother, sister, old tiger, etc. She was described as cooking, taking the children to play in the mountains, being sweet with the male protagonist, and having a good relationship with the wives of the male protagonist's subordinates. When she has children, the whole story will basically revolve around the children. Of course, there are times when she helps the male protagonist with advice as a good wife, but basically she just mentions it and then nothing happens. It should be as simple as possible, and the things about the family should be as detailed as possible. I don't know if it is to weaken the female protagonist and strengthen the male protagonist in the later stage, but you have to say how successful the male protagonist's career is... All I can say is that he got the top prize, served as a county magistrate for five years, and then returned to Beijing to become a fourth-rank official. It's not that there's anything wrong with this. You have to have a lot of power or something. The problem is that everything about the male protagonist's political affairs is very empty. When he went to work as a county magistrate, there was only one thing that left a deep impression on people. The thing is that the rebels were discovered, and then they were cornered by the rebels, and finally they were rescued by the killers in the world. The process was... I won't go into details. The funniest thing about this incident may be that the person who died in the previous chapters came back inexplicably as a "bogus corpse". It was... Quite sudden... Well... And there were a lot of words... Apart from this incident, there is basically no description of what the male protagonist did for the people. Oh, there was another time when the male protagonist successfully resettled refugees in winter and made his county zero casualties. However, the description of this incident was only that the male protagonist was worried at first, and then the female protagonist proposed. As for what she proposed, Don't ask, you just don't know. Whenever someone has an idea in the later period, the author especially likes to use two sentences to say it. One is "I have an idea", and then the next sentence is basically "so and so after hearing his/her idea and feeling very good" and so on. I am confused again, what idea? What did he say? Is it because my eyesight is not so good that I automatically ignore it? ? Talking about the issue of refugee resettlement, I don't know what the heroine's proposal was. Later, when I saw the hero's specific actions, it was reflected in building a wooden shed to resettle the refugees, and that was... nothing... After that, the emperor saw that the county under the hero's management had zero deaths this winter, and he was very happy about it, and the matter ended. After that, you want to ask what other achievements the male protagonist has? I don't know anymore, because "the five-year term expired in the blink of an eye"...... In short, the author gave me a feeling that he couldn't write about his career, so he simply described it. After the male protagonist returned to Beijing in the later period, he mentioned what official position he held, but that was gone. The female protagonist no longer had a description of starting a business and making money. In the later period, the only details in the later period were that the parents were mean-spirited and went hunting in the mountains. They couldn't be more detailed. In the early stage, I quite liked the relationship between the male and female protagonists, but I quickly passed by it in the later stage, because anyway, every time I was tired of it, it was just a few words, and if it didn't work, I would just kiss. I might as well look at other people. Although it was nothing big, I kept writing about the same thing, but at least it would be a little fresh to see different faces~ In many places, it was just an anticlimax. In the end, the heroine's son was killed (although there seemed to be no sequelae in the end). The people close to him were so angry that they all vowed never to let go of the person behind the scenes. Then, they couldn't find out... I didn't understand what the author's intention was. Only at the end when the family of the person suspected of being behind the scenes was about to move away, the heroine mentioned that no evidence had been found, and then nothing happened again. What was going on? Many of the characters are very likable, but it's a pity that the whole story ends in an anticlimactic manner, and the explanation is unclear, which is a waste~

Since ancient times, China has turned to Li Qingling. She is gentle and considerate but can also be wild and rough. She can be clever and clever but occasionally has brain short-circuit. When talking about Li Qingling's road to a well-off life, she has confirmed her eyes and is full of joy and laughter. I love her.

Many common sense questions are wrong, and the preface of the article does not match the follow-up. Some characters were clearly killed earlier and later came back to life in prison. Can the author be more serious?

All major events that need to be written in detail are summarized in one stroke Focus on all the trivial things Childish like a primary school student's composition The story develops well But words really don't work Sure enough, it's just perfunctory that membership is free.

The content in the early stage is good, the plot is compact and interesting, especially the catastrophe part, which is very enjoyable to watch. In the later stage, the content and story were all based on talking nonsense to make up the word count, which was a waste of time. The male and female protagonists are not good enough, they are not smooth enough in dealing with things, and many things are not explained clearly. Later, when we reached more than 389 chapters or more than 400 chapters, the two younger brothers were missing and had no role to play. It seems that Rourou was also missing. Did I not pay attention carefully? [Because there are a lot of pages that I couldn't stand, I probably took a look at them and turned them over], and the character of my sister Ning Ning in the later period was a bit annoying, like a tiger and a bear. What particularly left me speechless was the story about the relationship between the two maids, which was just nonsense for many chapters. Forgive me for not being able to hold back my rants. [Although my writing is not that good either] Sincerely, I really can't give it more than three stars. I found a book when I was bored, and it happened to be free for members, so I flipped through it. After reading this book, I'm still in need of books!

In fact, I always want to ask the author, does he know that one hour in ancient times is two hours in modern times, and a quarter of an hour is 15 minutes? I wanted to ask about the heroine who was carried away by her brother for three quarters of an hour when she was getting married. It takes 45 minutes to walk from the room to the gate😂😂. Now it takes 4 hours to raise ducks and back, which is 8 hours. It's crazy.

The writing line of the whole book is unclear. It is impossible to determine the characteristics of the book and what the focus of the book is. And there are many loopholes. The characters in the book are a bit useless, the protagonist cannot be highlighted, and the personalities of other characters are not very prominent. The character setting in the early stage is okay. The heroine in the early stage is very lovable, but she is a bit too bad and a bit timid. In the later stage, the female protagonist basically didn't stand out, but was a bit weak, and the male protagonist's setting was a bit hard to understand. Maybe it was because I read too few books and basically never encountered such a male protagonist. The description of the male protagonist is either given in a single brushstroke, or just mentioned casually by others. It's just that the male protagonist is still good towards the female protagonist, but there are still very few emotional scenes. Life is very ordinary. The ending is a bit sloppy, and many major events are briefly touched upon, while more details of life are described. This book does not have as many bloody plots as other ancient novels. There are not so many infatuated male protagonists, and there is no particularly lovable character who will be remembered in people's hearts. I feel that the character's personality has been weakened in the later period. There are many plots that don't make sense. In short, I personally feel that the content of the book does not match the title.

At first, I thought that the heroine was going to be awesome all the way to the end and become rich, but I didn't expect that later on, she would just be the sweet wife behind the man. [Emot=default,01/]Nothing outstanding