Rebirth of the Mountain Farmhouse

The writings of the people here are all real, not extreme. In some books, in order to create conflicts, the author will write the best of the best. It feels very incredible, as if they don't understand a bit of truth, but the people here don't. For example, the heroine's mother, she loves her daughter, and loves her son and grandson even more, but she is always lecturing her daughter and cannot speak well, which makes people love and hate her. It is very flesh-and-blood, unlike other books. If you love this child, you will turn a blind eye to all his shortcomings. If you don't love this child, you will fight like an enemy. It is very extreme.

Why does the female protagonist have to be c. It doesn't matter whether the male protagonist is the same. It's like this in many novels. I'd rather the female protagonist not be perfect.

In the book, the original heroine married the regent, and the current heroine married the regent. Just because the heroine came, nothing happened to the original heroine. Why did the official match for the heroine have to be the regent? Isn't it good to write two heroines? The original heroine is still matched with the regent. Shouldn't the heroine find another partner? He has taken everything of the original heroine, it's really disgusting to look at.

At first, I heard the author say that the male protagonist didn't want to watch it unless he was clean, but I still chose to read it. In the end, it was quite good. At least he won't mess around with those shady women after marriage. Those previous episodes have passed. Personally speaking, it is not bad. The female protagonist does not have a big gold finger. She relies on her own skills to stand out and work hard to make progress. It is very inspiring. I support it greatly and come on (ง •̀_•́)ง

If the author didn't write it himself and forgot what happened, then it should be that book friends didn't read carefully. Isn't the regent the male protagonist in the book that the heroine wears? There are a lot of concubines but he has never touched them. This is also written in other books. Why doesn't the author come out and explain whether it is double C?

Because the heroine is a doctor, I couldn't help but want to say that infectious diseases in ancient times seemed to be different from today, right? Not only malaria, plague and tuberculosis, but also smallpox, schistosomiasis, leprosy, etc., Can the heroine be cured? Don't show off if you can't cure it. Protect yourself first. Malaria includes Artemisia annua, smallpox involves cowpox, and others may require the heroine's golden finger. The author needs to work hard! [Emot=default,31/]

It is clearly stated that I have never touched a woman before I met the original heroine in the quilt. Later, after the heroine came, it was full of words that I had touched a concubine. It was amazing. I have never seen anyone write like this.

The front is good, but the heroine in the back is not very likable Jiang Dong harmed so many people, especially He Tong's family, and his father died. The aunt and younger sister live in a brothel, and the heroine wants to let the Jiang family go, thinking they are innocent. Ha, what did the He family do wrong? Aren't they innocent?

Come on big Very pretty (｡･ω･｡)ﾉ♡ I like the male protagonist and I also like the female protagonist The author writes very well (✪▽✪) Come on

I was speechless and speechless. It looked very good at the beginning, until I saw the change in the back, the heroine had to bring back the body of an abortion, and then the hero divorced his wife directly, and then turned around and took the heroine. This setting is really unacceptable. I feel that everything the heroine has done before has become a wasted effort, and her body has been so miserable. The harm of induction of labor is so great, and the heroine needs to bear it. The more I look at it, the more angry I get.