There's a Woman in the Village Named Fangfang

This book is good and has strong logic and reasoning, but it is updated too slowly.

The story is very exciting, and it reminds me of what another woman of mine said to me: You never know how wonderful a man with a successful career will live!

The main theme is a reality, and many of the plots in it may not be in line with today's views. In fact, except for the protagonist's love fortune and career line, which are a bit exaggerated, the behavior of other people and the dialogue framework basically have the flavor of that era. This is not to say that this novel is logical. This is definitely nonsense. The novel still exaggerates the facts and is somewhat false. However, many of the actions and dialogues in the novel must be viewed in the context of that era. For those who don't know, it may be very inconsistent, but I think there are still many parts that are correct. Finally, I wouldn't say this novel is the best among the Tomato Chronicles, but it is at least high-class. Anyway, I don't think it will cause any drama, and I still have the desire to read it.

It's quite real and interesting to watch. There are just too many women who like him, and I feel like it's a bit superfluous. Luo Fangfang and Zhang Chunmei are almost enough, and Su Qingqing and He Hua are here. Now that you like her every day for the sake of family property, I think I should stop it and write that the male protagonist earns a lot of money to buy a villa and four wives live together. That's it.

It's really good. I don't know why the rating is so low. To be honest, after watching it for so long, it is really well written. Every character is special. The protagonist is weak himself, but he is only weak to women, but he is not soft in front of outsiders. The longer you watch, you will feel the charm of several characters. It is really good-looking. I hope it will not be written as a cuckold novel.

The writing is fresh and the plot is fascinating. Two words to describe it are beautiful.

This book is quite well written, especially the female characters, which are really vivid. The character Zhang Chunmei is an infatuated and fierce woman. All the characters are three-dimensional and full-bodied, nothing is the same! I still have some suggestions here, that is, I hope to improve the career of the protagonist in detail. If a book always focuses on the description of women, you will get bored if you read it too much. Every man has a career dream, and he still wants to see the male protagonist achieve some achievements in his career! In addition, there should not be too many female characters. No matter how many there are, the author will not be able to write every character vividly, and it will distract from the main line and easily cause the novel to be scattered!

It's pretty cool, but I don't know why it's not rated highly.

It's written very delicately, especially the shameless details.

A history of struggle and romance of a country boy! The details of life are relatively real, making people think of documentary novels. Men's Utopia.