The Child Bride in Our Home

An interesting book. Poverty is like a stone pressing down on Xiangsui's family, and they are like bean sprouts, digging out of the soil against the stone and working hard to live. Each character has his or her own set of choices, but they all work hard towards their own hopes. Can you say that the grass is not strong? Then you have to ask Hayate!

The plot is unconventional and novel. When the heroine lost her father at home, her brother was lost on the battlefield, and her mother and younger brother were too hungry to eat, she was sold into the husband's family where the hero was the only one. He started a life of chopping firewood and selling bean sprouts to earn money. It was very warm and free. He could also go back to the village to visit his mother. During the busy farming season, the hero and his companions even went to help their mother harvest. The plot is simple and vivid. The turning point of the plot is when the mother's beauty was coveted by a gangster and she was knocked into trouble. As a result, the family moved out of their current place of residence and moved to a "bandit" village. Her mother remarried to the bandit boss and gave birth to twins. The bandit boss successfully rebelled and has now conquered several surrounding counties. The male protagonist followed him to fight as a subordinate. Does the plot and the title now conflict with each other? He became the male protagonist and lived with the female protagonist's family (the new father's family).

So far it's very interesting, the writing is very good, and the plot is also good. But there was a big surprise in the early stage, which was the female lead mother. The heroine's mother clearly knows that she is worried about the little boss, and the male and female protagonist cannot solve the little boss for the time being. She insists on going back to stay and persuade her, but she can't persuade him. Then the male protagonist wipes her butt. It's too lucky. I knew something was going to happen when she came back, and sure enough, something happened.

A pretty good farming article, highly recommended by Shu Huang. There is no golden finger or time travel and rebirth. Everything relies on the wisdom, hard work and toughness of the heroine. There is not much interaction with the hero in the early and middle stages. At one time, I felt that the hero was just a supporting role. Instead, the heroine and the heroine's mother are the key characters in the book. It is not until the hero takes over in the later period that there are more scenes. There are not many conflict plots and treacherous villains. The characters who appear in it are basically good. I haven't watched the extras. The later ones involving the feelings of juniors and the royal family are not very interesting.

A gentle novel with no intrigue. Except for one or two small twists and turns, I walked with warm people all the way. The part where the heroine sells bean sprouts in the first half is very cute. The heroine is as small as a bean sprout, but it only needs a little sand to grow well. Seeing her drying the bean sprouts in the soil, taking care of its temperature and adding layers to it, is like seeing the heroine trying to carefully take care of herself as she grows up. From the second half of the book, the author not only writes the story of the male and female protagonists, but also describes the characters surrounding the male and female protagonists. It is like unfolding a market scroll, and all the characters in the painting look very festive.

It's beautiful. The male and female protagonists have been dependent on each other since childhood, and they walk hand in hand until the end. It's very exciting and beautiful. I think the heroine's mother's second marriage is the best part of the whole film. The bandit leader who married the second time is so kind. He always treats her mother and treats the heroine's sisters and brothers as if they were his own children. It is a blessing for the heroine's family to meet a stepfather who has such great love! The final ending is also a grand slam, which is very good. There is not so much intrigue in the whole film. It is just a warm story about the male protagonist who had a rough life since he was a child, and he slowly rises from scratch to the top after being together with the heroine and her family! Like it, it's worth recommending. Sisters, you won't lose if you join the trap.

It's good-looking, the content is novel, and it's not the same as others. The author writes it skillfully, and it's very interesting to read carefully. The hardships of the little people and the psychological portrayal of the protagonist and supporting characters are very delicate. Have skills!

It's very interesting. I like the natural feelings between the male and female protagonists. It's a very ordinary life at the beginning and gradually accumulates. It's not exaggerated.

3.6🌟. In the early stage, the heroine is self-reliant, not discouraged, uncompromising, and works hard to live [like] [like] [like], but later on it is a bit awkward, and the extras are also hard to describe. This dynasty is good, there is basically no palace fighting, I guess I can survive a few episodes [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying] [laughing and crying]

It's very interesting. Who would have thought that an eight-year-old girl who was so poor that she sold herself to a black man as a child bride would become a queen. The two children have been dependent on each other since childhood. The male protagonist also experienced the care of his family through the little girl. In fact, I think the heroine's mother is very lucky. The first husband loved her and protected her. Although he passed away, the second husband treated her even better. The husband and wife were harmonious and their children loved each other. It was very complete.