The Butcher’s Darling

This is the only novel I have ever read that is so super long and attracts me to keep reading. Unlike other novels where the plot is unattractive for the sake of length, this one is still very well written even when the male and female protagonists are old in the next generation. The plot is attractive, not procrastinating, and the word count is not tight. The stories of the male and female protagonists and the heroine's younger brother are relaxed and relaxed. It is very good. Although it feels like the protagonist has been unknowingly changed, it does not disgust me at all and I still want to continue reading.

It's really exciting: a lonely sister raising her younger brother alone, and a bunch of weird relatives! The girls are all innocent. When they are about to give up the article, the whole family helps the young emperor return to Beijing, and the journey is extremely difficult; then, when various parents are incompetent, and when they are about to give up the article, the whole family helps the eldest princess return to the south of the Yangtze River; then there are various intrigues, and when they are about to give up the article, the whole family helps the emperor deliver the letter... One after another, it is very exciting!

With the Xiao family siblings as the main plot, other auxiliary plots are also good. It is roughly divided into three parts. First, the Xiao family siblings experienced the death of their parents, and their relatives cut their bones, ate their flesh, and killed themselves to make money. My younger brother, who has hundreds of coins, is homeless, and is seriously ill, has gone through many hardships, and when he meets a noble person, he seizes the opportunity to live a better life. Gu Wei is a good husband and brother-in-law. He accompanies the Xiao family and his brother through difficulties. He sets an example by himself and helps Xiao Ran emerge from the darkness. Second, under the influence of her brother-in-law, Xiao Ran changed from a severely beaten and mentally twisted young man to changing himself, working hard to take exams, and becoming the supporter of his sister and brother-in-law. Break out of the darkness, make friends, take the imperial examination, enter society (the imperial court), integrate into society, get married, have children, and start a family. Be a good husband, a good brother-in-law, a good father, a good official, a good friend, and most importantly, a good brother. Third, Gu Wei and Xiao Ran are both perfect, Gu Wei is a role model, and Xiao Ran pushes the waves ahead to do more perfect things, enclosing his family in a protective circle. The two siblings of the Xiao family have grown into a family full of children and grandchildren, which is very touching to watch. In the plot of the Jiangnan Family, I don't like to watch the type of fighting, and I didn't watch the ending very much. To be honest, I think it's better not to write the latter part, because I feel a little tired.

The author writes really well, I don't know why the rating is so low. 1. It's a long story, but the author controls it very well! There are many characters and events, but the author writes it smoothly without any clutter. 2. Realistic and funny: It is real and makes people read it with a smile unconsciously. 3. Each character is written in a three-dimensional way: the main characters are generally positive and have positive views; the psychological activities and personalities of the villains are also detailed. 4. Regrettably: I thought the lead actor Gu Wei's exit rate in the later period was a bit low. The name of the book is "Look, Xiao Zhuangyuanlang's Family" is more suitable. In addition, there are a few misnames or typos in some places, but they are rare and can be ignored. Full score works

It is a very good ancient novel. Although it has some shortcomings, such as the villain's reason for hating the protagonist, but these are still acceptable to me. What I can't stand the most is the rebirth of the prince. It really disgusted me, and the later content is a bit worse than the previous one. The most obvious one is the description of children. The first part is very natural and cute, but the later part is a bit unpleasant. However, there are still many aspects that are quite good. For example, the villain's IQ is online and ruthless enough. If it weren't for the halo of the protagonist, they might actually become the protagonist. Another point is that the protagonist changes and transitions very naturally. So in general, this novel is still very good. It mixes life fragments in the conspiracy battles, and the reading is relaxed and not boring. For example, the interaction between Xiao Ran, Xu Ling'an and Zhao Rong is really funny.

If Xiao Rongzi marries the prince, he will have no choice but to abandon the book [grievance]

Very beautiful, well written, warm

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

I read it for a week. It's a long story with surprises everywhere. The bad guys are usually solved in about 20 chapters (I don't know how many). It didn't seem depressing, but I was a little bit upset at the end. Why did Xiao Ran's eldest daughter have to be married to the prince? The one with the surname Su is pretty good. He is a good person. Although his family is not good, he is willing to live alone. This is the order of parents in ancient times and the words of matchmakers...

It's beautiful. I like this kind of life-oriented writing. Quietly ask, in which chapter they got married?