The Beloved Chubby Wife: My Husband Is the Picture of Elegance

The plot is not bad, but polyandry is not common for women who respect the country. The heroine can slowly adapt to and accept it. The previous husbands had some ignorant feelings for her. When I thought there was a story, a partner fell from the sky to them. [What] I was attracted by the polyandry at the beginning 🤦 The heroine is very smart, but the character is too cautious and restrained in doing things, which made me feel a little aggrieved. Star, please encourage me. After all, I like the plot, but I can't stand the characters. I hope the author can see that the novel is not the real world, and don't have so many rules. Female supremacy means polyandry. If you can't accept it, you will leave when you see the label. But once readers (such as me) are attracted by the "female supremacy", I hope they can get addicted to watching polyandry. Thank you, thank you for your hard work, author. See you soon.

Cough, I'm about to give up the book. The content of this book is very novel. The heroine is the theme I encountered for the first time, so I was very interested. I read hundreds of chapters, but the more I read, the more I couldn't read it. The author's writing style is immature and not very rigorous. I was embarrassed when I read it. There were many loopholes. I am not a particularly fussy reader, but I had to give up. I still hope the author can work hard to improve himself. Overall, it is good. Give it three stars.

The character of the heroine is too weak. Someone with a strong background can pinch the heroine to death. The heroine doesn't dare to resist. It's amazing. The eight members of their family worked together to farm and make money. It's pretty good. But the heroine herself has too little prestige. No matter how much you talk about equality, you can't be at ease. Be careful of the lack of people's hearts. Snakes swallow elephants. The rules here are not for her to defend herself. It's really amazing. Alas... Just like what other book friends said in the comment area. Don't take it too seriously. It's okay to just pass the time and look at it...

Will this heroine really have seven husbands? Or will there be only one male protagonist? The heroine I watched before had several men in the heroine at the beginning and only one in the end. I still like that all seven are male protagonists.

The heroine's brain is not very good. She clearly knows that she has traveled through time, and she is still drinking. She has said all these words. She has no consciousness of being a time traveler and is afraid of being discovered. Of course, just read this book. Don't take it too seriously. Otherwise, it will be very uncomfortable and I won't like it.

Damn it (꒪ͧ⌓꒪ͧ) I thought it was a polyamorous novel with one female protagonist and multiple male protagonists, but who knew it wasn't the case! And apart from the previous scene where they were together in the countryside, things didn't go so well afterwards.

The heroine is a noisy but stupid type. The author has no common sense, so there are many loopholes. Everyone in the book is well-informed and can accept chemical fertilizers and disembowelment. There are many contradictions in the content. If you have obsessive-compulsive disorder or read it seriously, there is no need to read it. You can die speechless. The most important thing is that the writing style is very childish and illogical. You can read it without thinking at all. It is still quite enjoyable. The female character respects the text, but I don't understand the male protagonist's chauvinism [awkward laughter], and I can't accept it, and the comments later seem to be one-on-one, so I'll give it a rest and say goodbye to you.

The more I read, the more confused I become. What era is this novel from? The instruments are all here. Are they powered on? Aren't they still using oil lamps?

He said at the beginning that the heroine has 7 husbands, but the eldest husband is more talented than the other 6, and then in the end, she only has one husband, which is equivalent to the monogamous and monogamous model. But when he said this, he started with the heroine version, so I personally think it is better to keep several than to keep one. Although the story is unparalleled in elegance, status, background, strength and talent, as a reader who wants to see the female version of polyandry, it is a bit lacking. As for the plot, it still jumps back and forth, sometimes traveling from ancient times to modern times and back to ancient times. There is a bit too much conflict in time and not enough transitions. Personally, if I want to read the female version, I want to see polyandry. If there are at least two to three sevens, I can accept it. After all, he started writing about seven husband-in-laws. If he writes about seven of them being very loving, I think it fits the title of his book. If this ending turns into monogamy in the end, the acceptance level is also high, but I always feel that there is no tit-for-tat feeling, because girls want to see the female version, and they want to see men jealous. Men are very competitive and jealous, and that kind of feeling still needs to be there. If it is forced to end, it will give everyone a slightly satisfactory ending, and the other 6 will all have their destination.

The story at the beginning of this book is okay, and some outrageous plots can be ignored. Until one day, the heroine took out the electrocardiogram, B-ultrasound, and CT from the system... Readers: Where did the electricity come from? The author waves his hand and generates electricity with love!