Transmigrating to the Northern Song: A Wet Nurse’s Daughter’s Life in the Kitchen

I really like stories about small characters. Even if the heroine is always awesome, she doesn't necessarily have to be in love. I hope the heroine can lead her family to a better life

Yes, the heroine is an ordinary person with modern insight and depth of perspective on issues. She has a certain political sense and a low-key attitude from an ordinary family. Besides her modern experience, she has no other golden fingers. [Send heart][Send heart][Send heart] Moreover, the heroine has her own principles and bottom line. She is not the evil heroine type that is popular nowadays [face covering]. The reason why the heroine is said to be a saint may be because she saw the heroine giving Xing'er a mouthful of food. I think the heroine's handling here cannot be called a saint. She comes from an ordinary family. In the world of He, after traveling through time, she was protected by a wet nurse. She had never experienced death, so she didn't want to watch a girl die beside her. Moreover, it was because of the most hated patriarchy in modern times, so she gave Myolie some food every day. Although I think Xing'er is a white-eyed wolf, this is also our God's perspective in the later stage. In the early stage, it seems that the two vicious Lai family mother-in-law and daughter-in-law who favor boys over girls are more hateful. Moreover, after the heroine discovered it in the later period, she cleverly resolved and exploited these contradictions. I think those of us in peaceful times will always be more soft-hearted than the ancients. Moreover, this incident did not harm anyone's interests at all, it was just a simple effort, so it cannot be called the Holy Mother. The mistress is more of a virtuous wife and good mother, and is not very good at taking care of things. However, in ancient times, the wet nurse had a very high rank. As long as she was not the kind of person who used the emperor to control the princes, I feel that everything else would be fine. The current handling is pretty good. With the dignity given by the master, she can go out and become an old lady when she is old and her children are successful. She is an ordinary and kind-hearted woman who was very common in ancient times. She has no advanced scheming or training, so it is normal for her not to be a servant. Alas, nowadays, as long as the heroine is not a self-interested heroine, she will be called a holy mother. I feel that the threshold for the holy mother is getting lower and lower, and there will be a lot of mothers when Jesus comes [laughing and crying]. Is it true that the heroine is kind, but is she too kind? At present, there is really no such thing. I think the world would be a better place with more kindness and sincerity. I feel that the author may also want to express this meaning. I really like this kind of homely style of writing. I hope the heroine will get better and better. Good luck to the author!

The beginning foreshadows various character relationships, which seems a bit tiring, but the writing is not bad, and it is quite comfortable to read all the way through. It is relatively thin and the flow is long, so the overall story is quite good-looking. The main reason is that the mother is relatively soft-hearted, and the heroine's care for Xing'er is a bit like a holy mother's, but nothing takes up a lot of space, so it's okay. The heroine also feels a bit lucky because she learned some medical skills and saved people. Although the ending was a little rushed, it was okay, after all, marriage was not the focus.

The literary foundation is very solid. It can be seen that the author has consulted a lot of historical information about the Northern Song Dynasty. His life is ordinary, but people can't help but read it carefully. It is rare to encounter a novel that does not skip chapters at all.

It is a very warm and ordinary short article, with "The Cook" as the background, and the whole series is connected. Only the last few chapters (which can also be said to be the last chapter) are full of romance. The full text is mainly about the struggle history of the heroine Tan, plus some characters and events encountered. There are no major conflicts, and small conflicts are resolved quickly. A good article, recommended ★★★

The writing is quite good, and there is a lot of knowledge in it. I feel that the author is very careful in expressing the world of this dynasty. But it feels like the rest of it is superficial and too short. I feel like if I could write more, it would enrich the story even more.

The previous heroine has a bit of a Virgin heart, but in my opinion, it is the moral concepts of the previous life that are causing trouble; although it feels like there are a lot of foreshadowings and the later development of the book will make it bigger and stronger to fit the title of the book, but overall the character creation is very good.

There are some flaws but they can be ignored. The ending felt a bit rushed. Overall it was pretty good. I don't know why the rating is so low.

It can be seen that the author did some homework and checked a lot of literature at the time. This novel feels like it describes life in the Song Dynasty from the perspective of the heroine. It tends to be a group portrait novel. It is well written, but there are some contents that I feel could be expanded upon.

There is no parting between life and death, hatred between the country and the family. The heroine is very lucky and safe and smooth, but the ending is a bit hasty [shy]