The Wife Who Dies Young in a Period Novel? The Ascetic Professor Falls in Love

It's very good-looking, but the name is too confusing. I didn't even want to click on it after seeing it several times. [Huge face] The result is really good. It's different from many period novels. The heroine is different. She's not an educated youth, nor is she the daughter of a team cadre. She doesn't have any special skills. She just wants to marry a good family. A different male protagonist. , Not an educated youth, not a decentralized personnel, not a soldier, not visiting the black market, a different family atmosphere, the heroine has sisters and brothers at home, but the parents did not say that they are particularly partial to any one. I think compared to other novels, it treats everyone equally. It is the first novel of this style that I have read. It is very novel, beautiful, and absolutely brilliant.

Super invincible and beautiful, hahahahaha, don't miss it if you like to read periodicals [Like] The northeastern version of the chauvinistic and abstinent male protagonist, but the sultry version of the male protagonist, actually fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight × a bright, cheerful, sexy and generous thick-faced beauty, and her son is also super invincible, cute and well-behaved [blowing kiss]

It's hilarious. The male protagonist calls the female protagonist from beautiful but stupid wife → house wife → loving wife → beautiful loving wife, a perfect wife. Moreover, the male protagonist is very self-consistent. Once he thinks about some things, he is really enlightened. The heroine and he are not aggrieved, they are a perfect match. The heroine is also very open when dealing with people! The writing is smooth and the logic is clear. She has great relatives, but they don't appear too much, and the readers won't feel aggrieved when she acts like a monster. The heroine is considered the group's favorite, with her husband's family protecting her, and she is also capable of standing up for herself. Does not hurt breast glands. The most important point: Mrs. Youyou, Mrs. Mrs. Mrs. Youyou is so cute! Highly recommended!

I think the overall story is great. Both the female protagonist and male protagonist are well designed, and the characters are vividly described. The original female protagonist is not just a follow-up to the crowd, but many women are affected by the settings of male-fed novels. The female protagonist also dares to admit her mistakes. There is no vulgar female rivalry, and there is no emotional blindness. The female protagonist does nothing, and the male protagonist just loves everything and takes everything. The only thing that makes me feel out of place is that the author is very obsessed with describing how Yuyou is obsessed with competing with the male protagonist for the female protagonist. In the first three years when the female protagonist wakes up, the male protagonist basically takes care of him. And for a child, what he longs for is to be with his parents. He cannot have this attitude toward his father. In the short term, it is normal for him to want to cling to the heroine because his mother has changed, but in the long term it is really strange and the heroine and the hero have not said anything about guiding the child... In fact, it has become the kind of setting where when a son is born, two people love the heroine, and the son does not like the father but likes the mother.

I really like the characters of the male and female protagonists, and the plot is also very good! After the "Paper Man" awakens, the heroine is bright and generous, "beautiful is great", and has excellent cooking skills; the male protagonist is "double-faced" and is polite and courteous outside, but in front of the heroine, he "makes rapid progress"! The couple is particularly affectionate... Other characters also have particularly deep memories: ①The son, who is very smart and cute, fights wits and courage to "rob" his mother in front of his boring father; ②The male protagonist's "old naughty boy" grandfather is the "old baby" of the big family. He is both majestic and a source of happiness; ③The male protagonist's mother, the royal sister with a "cold face and warm heart"; ④The male protagonist's father is a rational man who "observes the rules", but has recently been "isolated" and realizes a sense of crisis, so he silently pleases his wife; ⑤The heroine's mother, the most enlightened and far-sighted mother; ⑥The heroine's father is very responsible and loves his wife very much.

This book is really beautiful. I feel that the author is from the north, and the characters are well-constructed. The most refreshing plot now is that the author did not mindlessly mold the original heroine Qiao Qinglu into a vicious female supporting character, but arranged an awakening plot for her. This plot instills correct values ​​​​in book lovers and tells girls to love themselves. Seeing that there are no brainless females anymore, the girls in the book all have their own thoughts and attitudes towards life, they are willing to help others, they dare to love and hate. The author also shows us the positive and negative aspects of "male chauvinism" in the older generation. The values ​​are really upright! ! ! The family line is even more touching, our little Youyou is so cute. It's super beautiful, let me see it all! ! !

Saw more than thirty chapters Beautiful! The heroine is super charming, perfect in my opinion She is generous, open-minded, able to reflect, think from other people's perspective, knows how to be grateful, and is very friendly with people. She treats her family, and it is easy and happy to get along with this kind of person in real life. The male protagonist is okay, he will consider the female protagonist and her family, and he has a little bit of machismo (paying money and effort to support the family, and letting the female protagonist take care of the children). It's not a male protagonist who just doesn't do anything and wants nothing, and just has a temper. The heroine's son is super cute, very sensible, and makes people feel soft. The heroine's family is very nice, and each character is very distinct. The heroine's sister has a somewhat unpleasant personality due to family reasons, but everything is very reasonable. The hero's parents are also very good The original heroine is so pitiful, she was screwed Although I rarely watch TV dramas, according to the previous development, it will not be unfinished, and it will be interesting to make a TV series [Sending Hearts]

I think it's pretty good, but I don't know why the rating is so low. I personally like to read chronicle novels, and I have basically read all the Tomato and Egg chronicle novels. This one is really good, the writing is smooth and the plot is smooth. Although it is about daily life, it will not make people feel bored. I want to continue reading it. And I am very satisfied that neither the female protagonist nor the male protagonist is in business. Every time I read a period novel, one of the male and female protagonists always wants to go into business, which makes me tired and panicked. This book is very good. Both the male and female protagonists have mouths, can talk about anything, and are both smart. I don't have too many top-notch items at home, and if I do, I can get rid of them quickly without procrastination. I like this kind of story that unites a family [Sending my heart] In short, it's still very good so far. I've caught up to the latest chapter. I hope it will continue in the future and not to interrupt or unfinish it. [Sending my heart]

It is a very "traditional" period novel, but it can be a lightning protection for non-Northeastern readers who don't like to understand dialects and don't like to take care of a large family. This book is really traditional. There are many scenes describing women cooking and washing dishes, as well as some "feudal" descriptions of women. Although the description in the novel is not supportive, it does affect the perception for readers who are used to non-traditional female-themed articles. I feel that the "daily" in the introduction can be replaced by "traditional". The male protagonist is a "male chauvinist", not in a derogatory sense, because he is the kind who will fully provide financial support, not the fake chauvinism that allows women to take care of both family and money. The female protagonist is the eldest sister in the family. At the beginning, you will feel that the financial and spiritual asymmetry between the male and female protagonists (but it is a reasonable match for the male protagonist's machismo). When the female protagonist wakes up, she still needs to take more care of her troubled younger sister, especially the younger sister who is really annoying to watch, and the younger brother drinks with his father. Maybe this kind of tradition is more suitable for readers who like more realistic stories (but not so realistic, such as the male protagonist's real machismo), and it's also suitable for a drama. The word "everyday" in the introduction still didn't filter me out, so I think it should be changed to traditional. Because the setting is indeed reasonable. After all, the male protagonist is outside and the female protagonist is inside. It doesn't mean that the female protagonist has to do less, but it feels too traditional for me to give it a five-star rating. It feels too unmatched to give it a three-star rating. The setting is indeed reasonable, so that's it.

The ideal Professor Ji in the world, the bright and intelligent Song Da Meiliang, the angel baby Youyou, the living treasure-like Grandpa Ji, the love between parents that can be read in a book... It is full of warm and lively homely pictures, full of happiness and cheerful rhythm, and at the same time intertwined with thought-provoking touches. There are no perfect characters in the book, but each character is unique and real, making the story full and close to people's hearts. Very sweet! Warm! Joy! Warmth! Interesting! Recommend! ! ! ! (Quietly add: There are still quite a lot of cars, and it's not clear at all. [Shy][shy][shy])