The Tofu Seller's Daily Life as Head of the Household

Nice! Although the girls have traveled through time, their lifestyles are completely different from others. Although some of the characters are jumping around, it is not boring to watch. The male protagonist's design is not perfect compared to others, but it is still good. The descriptions of various marriages are also very good. There are many words and phrases. Unlike others, they just write about bowing to the high hall and bowing to heaven and earth. It looks so frustrating from behind.

It is very realistic and real, not as false and beautiful as in fairy tales. I think the author is based on the era in which the novel is set, and gives the male and female protagonists the best life possible. They are not perfect princes and princesses, but ordinary and normal living beings. I hope this story can continue to be written normally like this.

Haohaohao [Like] The writing style is smooth and has three views, the description is delicate and close to life and has connotation. It looks warm and comfortable, not like a fantasy and refreshing article, and there is no bottom line when it comes to exaggeration. I like the setting of the male protagonist's second marriage to a small official. In ancient times, scholars, peasants, industrialists and merchants had distinct classes, and the female protagonist is a small business woman. There is no sense of incompatibility between the two of them together. Some people complain about the male protagonist xx, but I think it is very realistic for men in ancient times to have three wives and four concubines. Before the female protagonist, the male protagonist was a widower and looked for a widow.

It is a humane article about urban life. The people in it are flesh and blood, not stereotyped, the subject matter is relatively novel, and the plot is interesting, but it is a bit short. Come on, stay tuned. It's very interesting to watch. The heroine has upright views and is not like a holy mother. The relationship between the male and female protagonists is very good. There are no false gold fingers. It's just the life of ordinary people in the city. Recommended

The article is well written and quite engaging. I think it's okay that the male protagonist is a widower (the first wife didn't like the male protagonist choosing Hongxing to have sex with her). After the male protagonist meets the female protagonist, he cleans himself up. The male protagonist's strength and brains are worth using. The female protagonist is an ordinary citizen without any gold fingers or martial arts. In ancient times, the male protagonist was the female protagonist's best choice at the moment.

It's very interesting, but the only controversial point is that the setting of the characters in the plot is too similar to that of another book. The heroine who sells tofu is a rough guy who works in prison, and even the two wives of the hero's brother don't have to be similar. The later stages are different, and the book is also good-looking. You can read the two books together

I am an old fan of old readers. This book is very good. It is plain and simple. There is no messy plot or golden fingers. It is just hard work. The female protagonist is very tough and has wisdom in life. She can empathize with others and can be decisive. The male protagonist is also very good. At least he loves his wife very much and has a strong boyfriend. It's super good-looking, there are no cheats, you work hard and down-to-earth, and the ending is great, it's great

This book is one of the best in Tomato in terms of writing style and structure. Some people just criticize second-married men. Isn't it true that women can't marry someone who treats them well, even if it's a second marriage [face covering] The first part is really good, but around the 200th chapter, it's like a different writer, telling the story in a straightforward manner, and then the ending is very rushed.

I particularly want to comment on this book. One thing that touches me is that it doesn't put all the blame on women like other books. Many supporting characters in the book, under the influence of the times, dedicate their lives to their husbands and sons and do bad things. But yes, why are these women the only ones who are spurned? Just like the author wrote, it's not that they don't know what they're doing bad, but their blind dedication to their sons or husbands makes them willing to be spurned and slandered. Everyone is qualified to say them. Only the people who lie on them and suck their blood are not qualified. I really like the ending that the author arranged for these female supporting characters. They know everything. When they don't want to endure it anymore, that's when they start a new life. Well written!

Frankly speaking, when I read the first twenty or so chapters, I felt like giving up. I didn't understand where the good reviews from readers came from. The heroine is rational and decisive, but she felt that she lacked empathy, and there were too many descriptions of strange stories around it, which affected the reading experience. Until I saw the heroine's innermost thoughts, she gradually used her achievements to establish an academy with her own influence, and promoted women to have the opportunity and ability to change their destiny, which is admirable. The characters written by the author have distinct personalities, the story rhythm is relaxed and moderate, the readability is good, and the ending is complete and reasonable. I recommend it.