The Chicken-Dad Handbook

The opening characters are good. First of all, as a time traveler, the heroine is very down-to-earth and not as nonsense as other female time travel girls. She is a modern office worker and does not know how to farm. She writes novels, but she can only write in simplified Chinese and in vernacular, so she needs to find an ancient elder brother to help her polish her writing. But he thinks ahead, so he can always come up with new ideas. So, it's really down-to-earth and very cool. Secondly, the heroine's father does not care about his wife or daughter, nor does he favor sons over daughters. Although he was a bit shameless, his wife and daughter were not wronged. In a big family oppressed by a step-grandma, there is no Holy Mother. It's still pretty cool. Why deduct one star? Because the author likes to write essays suddenly and without warning in the text. It really interferes with the experience of listening to books. It's about writing, one hundred people and one hundred different feelings. The author should not try to convince the readers, just let the readers understand on their own! College students and primary school students will have different feelings about reading Dream of Red Mansions. Why do you have to explain it in a long way? Really annoying! I usually only give four stars to quality products. Only good articles worth reading over and over will be given five stars. Ordinary good articles only give three stars. I'll give this one four stars because the characters of the heroine, her parents, and her cousin are likeable, and the author's writing is also good. I won't comment until I see the finale. Hope it doesn't collapse later. It has been two years since I passed it by. The South Vietnamese royal family also fought, and Sangui's territory was also occupied. There is food (pumpkins and sweet potatoes), iron ore, and people (a sufficient number of strong refugees). Even the heroine has researched explosives. I thought the county lord should have stocked up enough private soldiers and military rations, and was ready to take revenge. The two enemies of the county lord: Beidi and Hunjun. There is nothing wrong with whichever one is destroyed first. As a result... Beidi invaded, and King Chen of Southern Xinjiang led troops to resist. He was short of food and winter clothes, so he asked the county boss for help, but the county boss only agreed to provide money and insisted that he had no food. The reason was that he was afraid that the foolish emperor would find out that he had food and he would issue an edict asking her to donate it. What the hell is this? The country is about to be destroyed. You have advanced weapons and sufficient materials. Are you still afraid of the emperor? Are you just going to watch King Chen and the fleeing people die in the war of attrition in Beidi? What's the difference between you and Hunjun? At this time, destroy Beidi, and then destroy Hunjun. If King Chen doesn't cooperate, it doesn't matter if you kill King Chen together. As a result... What is the county leader doing? It has been two years, I have given birth to two children, and I am currently pregnant with my third child. He ignored the requests for help from the frontline soldiers and only weighed his own pros and cons. It really insults the military spirit of the Yan family! The same goes for her tenth cousin, who thought he would follow King Chen to fight Beidi and avenge the Yan family army, but he ended up just blowing his beard and staring at his brother-in-law every day. In this chicken daddy system, ever since the heroine's father won the title of scholar, he has begun to turn into a chicken heroine. The heroine's father is basically a semi-retired tool man. The male protagonist hasn't appeared yet, but I don't want to continue watching. There is also a heroine who supports the front line, but she is forced to do so by a system mission. She doesn't want to go unless forced. The things the system requires to be given to border officials are actually not too much, because after all, the heroine has been accumulating the production technology and agricultural product seedlings rewarded by the system for several years. But because the heroine never thought about supporting the front line, the system gave her a time limit of a few months and she suddenly couldn't make it up, so she thought about robbing other countries. Isn't this Western colonial thinking? The core of this heroine is not from our Chinese nation at all. Qin Shihuang did not unify the six countries just to rob supplies! The heroine and the county boss just want to grab supplies and labor. After they are squeezed out, they will switch to another country to rob. What is the difference between this and childhood?

It's a very good book. Why is it not rated nine? It shouldn't be. Update it quickly. I'm afraid I'll finish it in one go. The more I read, the more exaggerated and boring it becomes. From farming to imperial examinations, and then to the "rebellion" system, you can learn the skills as soon as you learn them. It's awesome.

The subject matter is quite novel. I usually read the heroine's imperial examination essays. This is the first time I read the heroine's essay about persuading her father to take the imperial examination. The chapters are quite long. The heroine's character is lazy and flat, but she is also very perceptive, intelligent, and upright in outlook. I've read Chapter 350. Is the heroine's gold finger too big? The system says it's a chicken daddy system. As a result, many novel objects have been created, such as soybeans, sweet potatoes, watermelons, pumpkins, spinach, blacksmithing and smelting technology, fertilizers and gunpowder, and various books. In the eyes of others, they are all written by the heroine. Don't you have any doubts?

Pretty good, When I wrote about Su Da being wronged and Su Ho wrote three storybooks to guide public opinion, I actually didn't agree with the story about selling the girl into a brothel. Maybe it's because I forgive women more for doing bad things, and I also don't agree that the retribution for women doing bad things comes from men. Of course, I don't have that much sympathy for the woman whose name sounds like Xiaori. The girl in the previous article was the oppressed in the conflict. She was oppressed more deeply than Su Da, but the author gave her a relatively tolerant ending. Pirates are just plain bad these days. The heroine's design is quite complete and has not collapsed, which is very good.

It's good to watch. I've only seen the male protagonist give his father's chicken blood to take the imperial examination and become a court elder. And this one is about the heroine giving her father a chicken blood injection. It is a relatively new subject for me at the moment, and there is no targeted poverty alleviation. Generally speaking, there is nothing interesting about it. It's just that the new book only has fifty chapters and I read it in one go, so I had to wait.

This book is very good~ This book and the book about twins are unexpectedly good-looking and deserve five-star praise. The other books, maybe due to their subject matter, are just average in my personal opinion~ These two are really good books that are worth reading carefully~

So far, it seems to be to my liking. The heroine is finally not the child of scalper parents [laughing and crying] Although the chicken father is a bit weird, this father has potential. I hope their family is safe and smooth [laughing] Also, I don't know how many chapters this novel will have. I think this kind of novel can only be written in a small 300 chapters. Good luck to the author.

This book is as good as it gets, but it doesn't have the best parts that keep jumping out and jumping in front of the heroine [laughing and crying]. It writes about the life of a family. It's quite interesting, although sometimes the heroine is a little confused when speaking [facepalm] [facepalm] The atmosphere at home is very good.

Good-looking, three-dimensional, three-dimensional characters created, There is a system, the heroine, There is unity and friendship, there are brothers and sisters, there are all kinds of things in the world, Both men and women are motivated and unmotivated. Everyone lives the life they want, The heroine is just a lead, Let the already good people walk more smoothly, Let bad people get eliminated quickly, I think it looks good, The writing is very attractive and doesn't make people feel that they are jumping into drama. I saw it without realizing it, and it's still being updated [face covering]

The writing is very nice, I like the daily style, but at the same time, the plot is not too bland or boring, you can read this book, and every character is quite interesting, not too stiff, not too rigid, and in it, the bad guys basically have no chance to appear. Everyone written about it is flesh and blood. The one who left a deep impression was the protagonist's father's stepmother. After the protagonist's father passed the examination, the protagonist's father's stepmother thought that his own child would be adopted by the protagonist's father. But the protagonist and others pointed out that according to the law, daughters can inherit the family property, and then the stepmother felt that her little plan could not be achieved, and he was unhappy. But at the same time, he felt in his heart that it should be like this. She worked more in her mother's family and had less to eat. Why can't women inherit the family property? Why should women have lower status than men? It's very flesh-and-blood, the bad guys get their due comeuppance, and they basically won't appear for too long. There are good people around him, and even those who are a little scheming are not too vicious or vicious to the point of losing their humanity. Basically, everyone is doing well and the family is happy, but now the country seems to be in a very chaotic situation. Our heroine's system seems to tend to allow the heroine to station troops and guns. It's like being a queen. But now we are still under the governance of the country, and there is no sense of stationing troops or guns.