The Plump Mama Only Wants to Eat Her Fill and Wait for Death

I think it's well written, and it proceeds slowly. In ancient times, dividing a family was a big deal, and it wasn't done so easily.

I came here because of the title of the book, because from the title I felt that the characters in the book live a very free and unrestrained life. Today's real life is more or less depressing, so come to the book to find a different feeling. But after reading part of it, I read a book review that said it was very different from what I thought, but after reading it, I thought it was okay. Yes, the heroine's grandparents and family are a bit too much, but that's how it is in this era where filial piety comes first. In most books, the heroine helps break up the family and sever ties with the weird relatives in the family. Occasionally, this is okay. Although the heroine does not break up the family, the family members do not take advantage of it too much. In the end, it is quite consistent with the title of the book. Marrying a rich man can make money for oneself, and it is not enough to live a free and unrestrained life.

The book is well written, but there are too many excellent ones, and I feel powerless to deal with them, which makes me tired from reading them.

It was good at first. I was thinking about when the heroine would kill everyone, but nothing happened.

The story is particularly close to the logic of compound life. There are no overly flamboyant show-off heroines. The continuity is good and makes you feel like you have to listen to it all. If you can put those inside. If it's verbose, delete some of it. It's even more exciting

I was watching it with great enthusiasm, but then it was over [laughing and crying]

I like it, it feels pretty good

Overall. So-so. Come on. The next one will be more exciting

It's quite beautiful, simple, and has a good grasp of the character's heart. It's worth recommending!

Thank you for not having extras. A great beginning, a great end. Interesting