Fisherman's Tune

The beginning of the writing is quite nice, with a touch of warmth. But most of the following pages are devoted to court strategies, I don't like it! Very angry! It feels like selling a sheep's head to a dog's meat. In this case, it is very inappropriate for the fishermen to adjust this name. Moreover, in the digression, the author said that the male protagonist was replaced by Luo Ting. Who was it? Personally, I really don't like the male protagonist Luo Ting. He is obviously a warm and heartwarming farming novel. Why do you want to create a male protagonist who will be the emperor in the future? Just thinking about it makes him look very inappropriate. There will be no good results if the status gap is so big! ! ! !

We are already so poor, why do we still have babies, one after another? I really don't understand ancient people, but Yan Zhujun has traveled through time, I feel like I know a lot at the age of four.

I just wanted to read some farming stories about He Hemeimei, but it turned out to be ridiculous. She always got involved with the emperor. At the beginning, the heroine said that she didn't like three wives and four concubines fighting in the palace and plotting, and she liked farming freely. The hero also said that he respected her, but after only a few chapters, the heroine slapped her in the face. She was speechless. Same routine, same shit.

It's good to watch, and the plot is good, but the plot of the Feng family in the second part is a bit hard to understand.

I saw what Dada said about changing the male lead, and many people like the emperor. But to be honest, I really don't like and can't understand why they like each other so much? The female protagonist saved the male protagonist before, and there was no interaction later. Situ was around for so long, but the female protagonist didn't feel it, but she did it as soon as the male protagonist appeared? When did it happen? The plot was too abrupt. I don't understand what the heroine likes about the hero? In the same way, the male protagonist doesn't care about giving it away, but the female protagonist Situ is angry. Why? It stands to reason that apart from saving the male protagonist when he was a child, he is not as good as Situ!

I would rather have a few extra chapters than follow up, and the ending is too sudden, and the ending of the hero and heroine and their families is not even explained.

Yan Zhujun and her brother Yan Jingtai, the two people's image and personality are a bit reversed, her brother is too that, he is really drunk, what a weird existence! !

The first part is okay, but the middle and later parts are off. What about the emperor? Farming stories should be about ordinary people, and there are many unreasonable settings. For example, the second sister of the heroine does not leave the house, but it is impossible not to know that relatives live in the house and do not need to eat or poop. Abandon it, it does not look good.

I like the ordinary life of living in a fishing village. Although it is hard work, it is more life-like.

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