Pastoral in the Beast World: the Husband Comes to Farm

The more I watch it, the more my balls ache. The heroine, Xiaobai, may be simple and kind, but she is too pretentious. I want to scream at her ears.

This heroine is so disgusting, she is just like a pure white lotus. He took out his own processing machine in one afternoon. It is so big, someone will definitely find it. Silly or not, it is too easy to trust others.

In this kind of bestiality novel, the male protagonists should have their own characteristics, but in the end, they all feel the same, in terms of speaking style and personality. Moreover, although the female protagonist has always emphasized that she is soft-hearted, she punches, kicks, and pours cold water on Xiao Teng, who is silently giving. . . . . It is said that the heroine is pure in love, but gentle to Lei He, and said that she is not pure in love, but cold to Xiao Teng (personal opinion, please delete if it disturbs)

The heroine is the most annoying novel I have ever read!

In the situation where there is very little food that is known to be eaten, Yin Zhu will be considered suicide by others if he eats a mushroom. It is really scary... Yin Zhu quickly leads many orcs to appreciate various delicacies and various ways of eating.

I can't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 111. From the moment I met Lei He, the heroine was an idiot, not like the previous heroine who was self-reliant and looking for food.

I think it is more appropriate for a male to marry a female here, but the word "marry" is not suitable for polyandry. What do you think, author? 😘😘

I really don't understand why there is such a heroine. She is pretty good at everything she doesn't know.

Later, the heroine was shown to be too weak. She still acted like a beast god. She didn't even know how to practice to improve her martial arts. She only knew about love and love day by day. It was really boring.

I quite like this book. Well, although the female protagonist is a bit of a bastard, I can ignore it. After all, I really like the male protagonist. Although I don't know who is the real first male protagonist, this book probably has multiple male protagonists. Let me talk about Qiao Nuo first. I really like him. He is the first male protagonist I like in novels such as the beast world, wilderness, and ancient times. Unlike other novels where the male protagonist is overbearing and tells the truth, he listens and understands when the heroine refuses, but he also speaks for himself and gives himself a chance to understand the heroine. After falling in love with the heroine, he has his own little thoughts and pesters the heroine a little, but he respects the heroine. He's definitely not the kind of boy who can't listen to what he says. He's awesome. There is also Silver Star, he is a half-orc (the setting in the article is relatively low-level), and the child he gave birth to to a female may also be a half-orc. He doesn't want this to be the result, so he has never been with anyone, so after meeting the heroine, he fell in love with her and did not want to rob the heroine back. He liked her and hoped that she would be happy. Compared with other articles like this, I felt really comfortable reading it. It was also the first time I read a beast world novel that fell in love with a male protagonist and then fell in love with another boy. Mad, why did the heroine in other stories accidentally go outside the tribe and not be attracted by this one and forcefully kiss her, snatch her back, fight with the first male protagonist and then let the male protagonist snatch her back? It really makes me die. I feel so tired that I don't love her, and my heart is so tired. I generally prefer 1v1, but Beast World stories usually have multiple male protagonists, and they all revolve around the female protagonist. The female protagonist is the prettiest, the most beautiful in the world, and everyone else is jealous. It's not impossible, but it has to be written well, and don't make people think that there are more male protagonists just for the sake of having more male protagonists. Some of them are simply unnecessary. So far I've only seen Silver Star taking the heroine to his tribe, but I couldn't help but think about it and commented. There are also other people's descriptions. For example, people from the Juque tribe came here to learn how to store food, make sugar, etc. They did not directly use force or rob others, but exchanged part of the benefits. Moreover, although they were attracted by the vicious female partner, they had the ability to distinguish things, not based on one person's words but indifferent. As for the heroine, a girl who works overtime and travels through time is indeed a little too kind. When she meets Yinxing and saves her, she exposes her secret. It is indeed a little inappropriate. There are also some places where her words and actions are not appropriate, but the flaws are not hidden. If you really can't bear it, you can skip it.