The Farmer's Noble Daughter-in-Law

The writing is good, but it felt very depressing to me. I picked a few chapters to read and wanted to understand the author's intention in writing. I saw the ignorant parents. The cousin-in-law who was deceived into marriage, who was told to have more children and then adopt them to other brothers. It's really ridiculous to marry the eldest sister-in-law when she obviously wants to marry the third child, just because of the elder's idea of ​​ordering elders and younger ones. The background setting is Yuncheng, a city that has experienced the famine years. Due to the famine years, countless baby girls died. Later, the same batch of male babies grew up, with more boys than girls. She even cheated on her marriage. They were obviously happy, but they were torn apart. The light in the eyes of a sunny girl disappeared. This is what I saw. The article was well written. I didn't cry, but I just felt uncomfortable. Finally, I would like to thank the author for creating this article, which is very bold.

It fits the idea of ​​the ancient background very well, and the relationship between the characters is also very delicate. Because it is too realistic, it is inevitable that there will be a collision of ideas from the old and new eras while reading, which made me feel deeply powerless. I seemed to be watching the forbearance of women of that era. Modern people value independence and have legal restrictions on citizens, so they can find ways to protect their rights even if their rights are infringed. In this environment, it is difficult to accept the forced silence of the concubine in the book who was deceived into marriage. I felt stuffy in my heart, but couldn't find a specific reason to vent.

I came to follow this article after reading another article by the author, but I felt that this article made me feel very depressed. Although there are patriarchal thoughts in every era, and every family has a hard-to-recite scripture, this article just made me feel depressed. Male and female protagonists have many problems with different ideas, but they don't seem to be really solved. Although this is the norm in many families in today's life, it makes me feel very depressed. It may be that individuals have different understandings of living environments and different levels of understanding.

It's a very realistic novel, with very realistic issues. I feel like I can learn a lot of realistic principles and human ways from the book. It's very interesting and worth looking forward to. I like this feeling of catching up on updates [shy]

Good-looking, really good-looking

It's a very realistic article, not a cool one. The heroine's character is cowardly, and she has good or bad luck. Fortunately, she met a noble person like Mrs. An and an upright husband. It's not good that in such a native family, it's not good that someone really thinks about her. Carrying treasures will always encounter evil wolves. The heroine needs to be sober. Although she is cowardly, she can see herself clearly and will not blindly get greedy for unknown things. The capital is always rich and charming, and only when you know what to do and what not to do can you live a happy life. I have read too many "good stories" and felt a little disappointed when I finished reading this article. I wonder if the heroine's parents know how precious the heroine is, and I wonder if the corruption of the magistrate's family can be discovered. Things in the world are not perfect, not everything can have a good outcome, and many things are done hastily.

It is a very realistic novel. The male protagonist and the female protagonist are both ordinary little people in ancient times. Because of the misfortune of the female protagonist's family, the male protagonist rescues her. After the two get married, their thoughts and ways of dealing with things continue to collide and run into each other. During the run-in, their feelings continue to heat up. Some words are repeated too much. The heroine's character is difficult to understand. Sometimes she is cheerful and generous, and sometimes she is arrogant. No wonder the male protagonist is always on tenterhooks. Overall, it is a good novel.

Check in! There are very few books that attract me. This book really doesn't appeal to me. My only dissatisfaction is that there can be one more chapter. Please~ahhh~ahhhhh~

I really want to see Yun Qing's life in the village in the future, and make people's lives better through her own efforts. Not everyone has Mu Pan's determination, and not everyone has such a supportive family. But cheers for those who work hard to live and struggle every day!

This is one of the few books I have read that has a certain depth. Two strangers from different walks of life can honestly express their inner thoughts to each other and make changes for each other. The description of rural conditions is relatively realistic. In fact, there were situations described by some authors in the last century. All in all, the author of this work put a lot of thought into it.