The Fat Farm Girl: I Bought a Scholar to Father My Child

It's pretty good-looking, with novel themes, but the ending is a bit unsettling.

Overall it was pretty good, but the ending was a bit rushed and some things were not explained clearly. For example, the second brother of the heroine did not even recognize his family in the ending.

It was quite interesting at first! Instead of rolling around on the floor and slapping his thighs and crying, there is a rogue village bully who dotes on his daughter [face covering]

The writing is quite good. I feel that life is like this. Nothing goes as you wish, so be content and happy! The heroine has sacrificed so much and yet she has given up the rewards. She is an open-minded person. If a person like me died for money, I would not survive more than two episodes!

If you care about freedom, everything can be thrown away. If a woman is too smart and unusual, she will be coveted, used, and sacrificed by others. Therefore, women can only follow the crowd and be mediocre. Having a little money will make life easier. The heroine is relatively lucky. She is loved by her father and brother, and she is very happy with her husband.'

This ending must have been forced by the author, which is a pity and a pity.

It's very good. This is one of the few articles about imperial examination and farming that I have read because the emperor's vision was not broad enough. It is very good and not cookie-cutter.

I like it, it is well-organized, and I am not bothered by household chores. It shows the little salty fish mentality of the protagonist, but he also cares about the relatives around him. He is not a holy mother.

Personally, I think it looks good, very interesting, and very funny.

It's quite interesting. The heroine is very talented. The book feels like it's over just halfway through, which makes me feel a bit sad.