Wu Family Lolita is Easy to Farm

It looked good at the beginning and I really liked it. I was sure that the male protagonist was the one who traveled through time. Why did he add one at the end? The male protagonist who likes time travel also likes the prince. The male protagonist can be either of them. Or two are fine. Why add Luo Yuhan? Since the female protagonist is already married, she should keep distance from Luo Yuhan. The love of the time-traveling male protagonist is too humble and cowardly. ( In fact, my favorite is the prince. Just thinking about him growing up with the heroine, doting on her and loving her makes me feel so sweet. Although he doesn't like the time-traveling male protagonist to instigate their relationship, it's heartbreaking that he can't love but not love as if life would be worse than death, especially since he is from the royal family and he can't help it. I prefer him with the heroine, but it's a pity that he is just an ordinary person, but it's disgusting that he let Luo Yuhan marry the heroine). . (The time-traveling male protagonist is originally a man who respects women and respects the country. Some ideas are deeply ingrained and cannot be changed in a short time, so he missed so much time and allowed others to take advantage of it. If he was a local, he might not share it with others. His love is too humble and too cowardly, which makes people feel distressed.) As for Luo Yuhan, he didn't like him from the beginning and was prejudiced against him. He had held so many women in his arms even though he had never really touched him. But since he and the heroine had gone through so much, there was nothing to say, so we just stayed together. It was understandable that he didn't want the heroine to see him when he became that crippled person, especially when the heroine went to see him. I really don't like being treated like that by him. You said that since you gave up, you shouldn't hinder the two of them, so that the female protagonist can slowly forget about him and only have the time-travel male protagonist in her heart. The time-travel male protagonist is so easy to deceive. Watching him bit by bit makes women forget about him. He is so disgusting that the more he talks about it, the more he dislikes him. Haha, I'm sorry, I'm just biased against him. . .

Overall good. I just can't accept the ending. The heroine has two husbands. Although both of them are good, I still can't accept it. After Luo Yuhan was not dead and disfigured/disabled, he did not dare to contact Nuan Nuan. After knowing that Nuan Nuan got married... And the chapters where Nuan Nuan found Luo Yuhan, I really hated Nuan Nuan and hated her extremely. If she had found out that the dead person was not Luo Yuhan and went to look for him, how could it have made Luo so painful... If he had known that Luo was still alive at that time, he would not have married Cheng ZiJing, nor would he have ZiJing and be afraid of losing it. So she almost killed two men! ! ! Although the ending is that he wants both men, this is also the best ending. But very awkward I feel very sorry for the third brother Nuan Nuan in this book. Although I liked Nuan Nuan at first when I didn't know that he and Nuan Nuan were not related by blood, his dedication is really hard to hate.

I feel it's not worth it for Er Er! ! The heroine has a passionate heart! She didn't keep a distance from her third brother, Er Er went to help her find Luo Da Da because she loved her, but when they found Luo Da Da, the heroine didn't tell Er Er clearly that she was still in love with Luo Da Da. Knowing that he doesn't love Er Er, he still takes advantage of Er Er! Come on, Er Er is not responsible for Er Er's feelings and makes Er Er live in anxiety every day. By the way, it's not like the heroine doesn't know that Er Er is from the country of women. . In a word, the heroine cannot handle her emotional problems well. Just like what Xiao Lizi said. The heroine is too selfish. Never consider the feelings of the male protagonist and male supporting character. . What I'm talking about has nothing to do with books. . Just my complaints about the book-worker heroine. The author's book is pretty good! !

The writing is delicate, the concept is novel, and the depiction is realistic, making people unable to help but immerse themselves in the characters and have a strong sense of immersion. In particular, the seamless family affection between generations of Nuannuan family makes people feel the same, and the details are pure and simple. The author's writing skills are very profound and it is worth highly recommending and collecting.

I have read more than 100 chapters and I really like it. The heroine's character and family are not very good, but Li Yin actually appeared, and even let him enter the space and was bitten. My family has never told her, and I always thought Er Er was the male protagonist when I read the introduction. I read the comments and said he was an NPC, so I couldn't accept it. But it wasn't mentioned in the introduction at the beginning. I didn't want to read it, so I decisively abandoned the article.

I redeem a person for 150,000 silver taels. Your family is really rich.

I feel like I don't want to read the book after reading the review. First, it's too expensive. There seems to be no need to spend so much money to read it. Second, the heroine's emotional line is not single-minded. I am a single-minded person and can't accept this kind of emotional line. Third... Fourth...

Why can the heroine ask the man to marry only her, but the heroine ended up with two husbands? The heroine herself can't marry her for the rest of her life, so why should she ask others?

Not what I like

Is there something wrong with the author's views? Is it wrong for two sisters from the Gu family to like the same person just like they did at the beginning? They were two sisters and it was true that they stole things, but the crime was not punishable by death. Especially when he saw two sisters being gang-raped, he didn't do anything and just watched the fun. If you want someone to die so much, why don't you just kill them in the first place? No wonder the heroine's parents don't want her. Even if they do, they will probably be pissed off sooner or later.