The Little Lady of the Qiao Family

Overall rating: 2.5 Stars Have you finished reading: No Whether to review: No Author's brief comment: Pay careful attention to comments Hostess design: The heroine with her own system in the apocalypse travels through time and becomes a peasant girl with problems in her life experience. She loses weight and opens a medical clinic. She is hard-working, hard-working and capable. Male protagonist: A son of an aristocratic family whose whole family was wiped out, who hides his identity to find out the truth and waits for revenge. He has a handsome appearance and strong martial arts skills. Supporting character design: They are all tool men. Cannon fodder Fan Pei keeps jumping around and never goes offline. Plot line: The female protagonist travels through time and becomes the daughter-in-law who was bought home by the male protagonist. She works hard to lose weight, live a serious life, open a medical clinic, save family property, and also find out her life experience and recognize her relatives. Love line: There is interaction at the beginning. It is common in farming novels that the male and female protagonists live together and fall in love over time. I cannot say whether it is sweet or not, it is relatively ordinary. Completeness: I skipped the last few chapters and found out that the author delayed revealing a life story that could have been guessed very early on until the end. I was convinced. Also, the male protagonist's family feud is only resolved a few chapters before the finale. Extras: None Writing style: straightforward and smooth, not particularly graphic, but readable Brief comment: Mainly because I was attracted by the male protagonist's name, and I have an inexplicable liking for the surname Xie. The whole story is in the style of farming literature, with the quarrels between the parents in the countryside and the stupid and poisonous aunts and wives taking up most of the plot. The heroine is a post-apocalyptic time travel girl with her own system. Her work style is like that of an ancient peasant girl who was born and raised. She is hard-working and capable, and can endure hardships. She pays 2 taels for a job with a market price of 1 tael, for fear that others will not think that her family has suddenly become rich. There was a lot of back and forth dealing with the family of origin who had been bullying and abusing her. Every time I said harsh words, in the end, I got the divorce letter, but later said it didn't count. It was a bunch of poor rural people with no background, and more than 400 chapters were not resolved. Moreover, there is a county captain who covers the sky with his hands, and the county magistrate has no choice but to tell him. He also has a bully relative who bullies men and dominates women. When the bullying comes to the male and female protagonists, the male and female protagonists actually think that keeping them from messing with them is a victory. Even if they are temporarily unable to solve the problem, there is no need to act like they are powerful. The man takes the initiative and says he has secrets, not wanting to implicate the heroine. But if you go everywhere, big brother, will people take revenge on your family? And why do you need to marry a wife when you need to hide your identity, just to help you take care of your nephew? If this is the case, what is the purpose of marrying a restless original owner? In short, the whole story is completely unreasonable in terms of setting background. It is full of mismatches such as the county captain's daughter showing off her power, and the county magistrate's daughter being ignored. The plot line is basically not advanced, and the character logic is strange. What I can watch is that although the narrative is straightforward, it is still smooth. You can guess everything by looking at the table of contents.