
The Farm Girl’s Eldest Daughter-in-Law
农门娇长媳
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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So many excellent second male leads, all better than the male lead, marrying the Cloud King.
I like the female lead, making money, making money, nothing is more real than making money.
This story... Well... If it had a happy ending, I would definitely recommend it... Although the ending is okay... But I don't like it! The main reason I recommend this story is that the male lead's feelings for the female lead develop gradually and subtly! The author portrays this process with great delicacy, giving it a gentle, almost imperceptible feel! Their emotions change little by little!
It's the kind of farming novel I like; the female lead isn't overly powerful, and the plot isn't too exaggerated. The only thing I don't like is that the first few female characters are all bad. Maybe such people and things really exist, but I haven't encountered them myself, so it's hard for me to accept. Love makes people blind, after all.
The story is relatively delicate and not overly exaggerated. The female protagonist's two lifetimes are vividly portrayed, and the foreshadowing and hints are handled smoothly. However, one formula is confusing, and I think many readers share this feeling.
The author's description of the old man buying a horse brought me to tears. It was truly brilliant.
It was so good, I was watching it until dawn.
It's really good, I really enjoyed reading it, and it's even finished! These days, all the books I read are serialized, and they always end up being left unfinished. I never get to the end with any of them. This book is so much better.
It's pretty good. The female protagonist transmigrates and earns money through her cooking skills, helping others. She and the male protagonist go from not loving each other to falling in love, to pretending to change their minds, and finally reconciling. It's well-written.
I've read all of this author's books. Except for the ones that aren't finished yet, the plots are all pretty similar, but they're still quite enjoyable. The writing style and the flow of the story are good; they're nice to read when you're bored.