A Life of Splendor: Being a Man Is Such a Joy

There is no golden finger but there is an inexplicable mysterious confidence. 1. People who have traveled through another world without any support, no father, no mother, no reliable relatives or friends, may have just crossed over and have the stereotyped thinking of modern people. It is understandable that from the perspective of God, they are really stupid and careless. 2. In the early stage, I did not have a stable and sufficient source of income, so I was a real estate nomad. Just because of a "hot-blooded" idea, I found a factory to customize items, paid for materials... Consumables... Labor costs... Etc., And even rented a shop. These all cost money. However, with such a desperate move, does it leave a way out for yourself? How to describe it: reckless? Impetuous? Careless? Only passionate? Or should I say "stupid college student". (No market research, no thoughtful thinking, no developing reliable and trustworthy people...) 3. If you want to start from the grassroots, you can't be so desperate at the beginning. You have too few things, and there are too few things you can use. (But you don't have that sense of urgency. Instead, you have an inexplicable self-confidence that I can achieve what I want to do?) In my opinion, if this is the case, modern people will still be skinned, cramped and eaten dry even if it is beneficial to the female gender. In the imaginary ancient times, they still looked like cannibals, but they were just wearing the skin of women being superior to men. On the contrary, wouldn't the reversal of positions be the same as our past dynasties where men were superior to women? Let the author settle down further.

It was very frustrating to watch. I don't understand why people want to practice suffering. Suffering is suffering. The author's writing is very good and the characters are well-rounded. It's just that the plot is unbearable at all. I'm so obsessed with living.

After all, it was hard to let go. Even if the heroine couldn't be with Liang Wenshi, the manipulation of letting Liang Wenshi marry someone else in that way made me choke. The later parts of the article described Fan's success, and I didn't dare to think about it. I felt really distressed and didn't know what to say. I have gradually accepted Liang Wenshi as the male protagonist, but it was like that all of a sudden. I can understand Liang Wenshi's rationality, and I don't blame him. I won't say anything more. I just hope that the author can give Liang a good ending 👍 and best wishes.

It's well written, and it's a girl, but the heroine is a bit too useless. I feel like I haven't accomplished anything, and I'm not happy at all. When will I be able to stand up?

Although I haven't finished reading it, the writing is quite good. I saw someone saying that Liang married Fan Dayu. I really don't understand this nonono. Although I think the heroine should find a better one, why did it write that the heroine was attracted to him in the first place? I hope to give Liang a good ending. Liang is a good person.

It's very well written, and it's the most reasonable female character novel I've read in the past few years. It's just that the male protagonist was not chosen well, or the setting was not good. As soon as you have never seen it and have been listening to your colleagues guiltily saying "what's going on", just stand up and stand upright. But life has nothing to do with character. The male protagonist's appearance, conduct, family background, everything is barely understood. He took the initiative to propose marriage and sent out the official documents. The guilt filter can be particularly misleading, not to mention that it may be someone else's guilt filter plus a prettified version. I feel like the heroine is a bit reckless and soft-spoken. If the male protagonist is set to be a man who is brave and good at fighting or has his own castle, who will always resist his own fate, and accidentally saves and shakes the female protagonist, then the male and female protagonists will have in-depth contact and then combine, the male protagonist's character creation will be better. And when we later arrived in the capital, the male protagonist basically had no role to play. In other words, his appearance made people feel nothing. The female character in the novel is impressed by love, and washing her hands and making soup is a great pleasure. The result was painless writing. I feel like this male protagonist is completely boring.

In the feudal society, people crazily shouted for equal rights. Forget it once, it appears frequently in several chapters, which is really ugly. Guess why I look at the heroine 🙂

Although it is still being serialized, I would also like to comment. The author's writing is very good, and the character portrayal of the group of characters is very successful. Although the heroine is time-traveled, her background is explained very successfully, and the citations for her arithmetic are very natural. The heroine is just an ordinary person, not Long Aotian, very down-to-earth, and very good-looking. I look forward to the author's update.

Why are so few people watching? I have read more than seventy chapters, and I think it is definitely the best novel about female lords so far! The writing is not trivial, the plot is tense and dramatic, and some small details of life are particularly well written. In particular, the heroine's wealth and fame are earned bit by bit, which is very real. Unlike some books that try to give the heroine a golden finger, regardless of whether men or women meet the heroine, they "see her beautiful features/extraordinary momentum/cheerful behavior, and they fall in love with her and become a confidant." I hope the author will continue to update her!

It's good-looking, the writing style is not new, it's not a brainless and refreshing article, it feels like it's not a tomato novel, hahaha. After reading Chapter 120, I feel that the heroine's character development is a bit slow. There is a lot of foreshadowing. She may have her own ideas. I look forward to the heroine's growth. It's good-looking! Nice! Nice! Looking forward to it! Really well written! Da Da is not written according to the tomato style, it is more realistic, and the data and comments will not look good, but Hu Da Da is really great. Only with imperfections and roundness can we create a flesh-and-blood heroine!