The Cook-doctor Princess Loves Farming

When I read this type of book, I didn't know it for the first time and told the secrets of space. I also took out all the gold, silver jewelry, and ginseng, and I couldn't continue reading.

I feel that the male protagonist is too self-righteous. From the beginning, he forced the female protagonist to tell the secrets of space, and then asked the female protagonist to provide military resources for free. After returning to the capital, he squeezed the female protagonist's money in various ways, and used the emperor to force the female protagonist to heal his enemies. He will use the female protagonist to be a good person. After reading Chapter 400, I can't stand it anymore. Both the male and female protagonists are a little bit maddening, making me suffocate.

The protagonist's requirements for other women are to be self-reliant and self-reliant, not to be mean, not to be disrespectful, especially to his sister Yan Xiaofang, but what about her? No matter how cheap you are, what do you mean you can't be immune to that monster's face? Isn't that just being a bitch? He usually spends his free time fussing over everything and not losing anything, even with his relatives. The so-called settling accounts clearly and making requests to Xuanyuan Xiaoyu. Let's just pretend that he set up the second male lead Song Yujie to be his best friend. There were so many scenes in the early stage, but in the end, why did he have any heart-to-heart with her? Did you even find a childhood sweetheart to ruin the relationship between the two? That part is particularly abrupt. Isn't it because he wanted the protagonist to naturally become the princess and cut out the role of the second male lead? Then why add so many scenes in the early stage? Since the ideal male protagonist in the author's heart is a domineering prince, why bother to spend 1/3 of the time? Let's write the second male lead in the scene. It's about being given a marriage. It's okay to get married first and then fall in love. It's a struggle. If it were reality, this woman must be very mean. She is hanging on to someone who likes her, using her in various ways, and at the same time begging for a handsome guy.

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That's enough. Don't you understand the crime of having a jade? Secrets can be discovered easily. What a joke.

I can't stand it anymore, the space is exposed in just a few chapters. She clearly suspects that someone is following her but still carelessly reveals the flaws. When the space was discovered, she didn't even have the slightest idea of ​​killing or silencing her, nor did she think of any remedial measures... As long as the person who discovered the space has even the slightest bad intentions, the heroine and all her family members will be in danger.

Oh, it made my heart hurt. The female protagonist is so pitiful. She was betrayed, framed, and drowned. This was all the male protagonist's doing. The female protagonist experienced so much harm and she let the male protagonist take it out so painlessly. Although he also cast the curse himself, the plot didn't say it. I can't swallow it. This tone makes the heroine live in a beautiful lie. Haha, the character of the hero was very lovable at the beginning. At the end, I wanted to shave him off. Several of the heroine's friends in modern times were not resurrected. The ending was a bit unexpected. The heroine was really useless.

The space is so powerful, and it was discovered by several people as soon as it arrived. The heroine's own grandparents could tell them to get out. What kind of filial piety is it? Grandpa is completely compromising with his second aunt... Why do you have to live in grandma's house? If things don't work out, ask them to borrow some money and move out first. It's better than making money under the eyes of a whole family! Don't you feel offended in other people's homes?

First of all, the heroine has lived to be 40 years old, and she has a strong temper. She always blushes no matter what she does. There are so many other male characters that you don't like and you don't tell them. The male protagonist does everything to the heroine except kneeling down to propose marriage. To be honest, this logic makes me bleed internally. It's not as good as multiple male protagonists, or no male protagonist. Lord, anyway, it's so important whether the male lead is so strong or not. I've read more than 400 chapters of this, and I feel sick when the relationship between the two comes to them. I feel like a pair of adulterers. Now I have to give up the article. It's very heartbreaking. It's neither good nor bad, so I want to express my anger, the anger of a straight woman with low emotional intelligence!

I have never seen a book with a dimension that was so completely exposed. Everyone could enter the dimension without thinking about the consequences.