The Farmer's Girl: the General's Little Lucky Wife

Overall rating: 2.5 Stars Have you finished reading: No Whether to review: No Author's Brief Comment: New Author Hostess design: Time-travel heroine, ordinary, average-looking, fierce personality, big dick Male protagonist design: A young male protagonist whose family has been destroyed. He is both civil and military, handsome in appearance, and decisive in character. Supporting character design: There is no special background, and it is not particularly memorable. Plot line: The heroine traveled through time and became a peasant girl. In order to get rid of her scumbag father with her mother and sister, she agreed to work as a slave in a wealthy family for several years. However, she was kicked out of the house after a series of house fights. Fortunately, she met the hero she had saved before and was taken in by him. The two of them fell in love over time. One went to join the army to revive the family reputation, and the other went into business to wait for her fiancé to return. After getting married, they work hard to live together. Love line: The interaction is relatively early, the relationship is established quickly, and then the days of joining hands after marriage begin. Completeness: If you skip to the end, it probably has a complete ending. The whole story is not very satisfactory. Extras: None Writing style: straightforward and simple writing style, not very literary, but better than smoothness Brief comment: This is the first article by a new author, so I just ordered it all. It's okay in terms of fluency, and the story is average, but the reason I didn't finish it is that the protagonist was too unhappy. Regardless of the previous part about the scumbag father showing off his power with his wife, the final solution of the heroine's family is just to take advantage of the situation to sell the house and hide in Zhuangzi, and the heroine is equivalent to selling herself as a slave for 5 years. Moreover, in the opening scene, the heroine's sister clearly knew that her father had an affair, and when she heard that something happened to him, she even broke the bank to give it to her. She never thought that her mother would give birth soon, which was quite speechless. In addition, the book repeatedly emphasizes through various people that the heroine is not good-looking, and she is far from the good-looking fiancée described by the hero. Occasionally, I feel that it is refreshing not to set a beautiful woman as the heroine, but there is no need to say that the heroine is not good-looking. On the other hand, the heroine sister, everyone would praise her for her stunning beauty. Is it such a big difference if she was born to the same mother? What's more, I jumped and looked at the back, and it was set that the heroine had difficulty in having children and adopted the child of the male protagonist's concubine. This is true. Although the two brothers seemed to have reconciled later, the concubine and mother were really a thorn in the heart of the hero's mother. It is also true that the concubine could not take responsibility when something happened back then and even quarreled with the hero. It is obviously a novel, but it is arranged that the heroine cannot give birth and the title is given to the concubine's son. Is this disgusting to readers? Just after seeing this, I really don't want to read it. Although it doesn't have to be a brainless novel, there is no need to read it in such a frustrating way. Authenticity is necessary, but life is difficult enough, and it is not necessary to read a novel about getting rich that is so real that it is heart-wrenching. The heroine's sister is beautiful and good at embroidery. She fell in love with the second son of the Hou family at first sight. The husband and wife were loving and gave birth to a child right away. It seemed more like the heroine's script.