I Really Didn't Mean to Marry the Village Chief's Daughter

The writing is smooth, unpretentious and close to life. It's just that the ending was a bit too hasty, and the death of the kid Li Xiaoshan wasn't explained clearly.

It's well written, and it's all about real things in rural areas.

Wonderful! The narrative is straightforward and down-to-earth, as if setting up a dragon gate formation. People who come to the countryside feel as if they are in the same place, as if they are immersed in it, and it has the flavor of rural people. Wang Musheng's stubborn character and shyness are cultivated in the countryside. The story has a long plot and is enjoyable to read. Thumbs up for the author! [Praise]

It's quite good-looking, quite exciting, but the death of the kid Li Xiaoshan is unclear. Pity.

A very true statement

See this. Thinking of my younger self...

This work is well written and very engaging. I read it in one sitting!

It's very interesting and well written. I'd like to read it carefully.

Very good, I recommend you to take a look It would be even more perfect if the story of them starting a business together and getting married was written in detail.

This book is a series of business cards! It has profound educational meaning! Easy to understand and popular! Deep in the soul!