After Splitting from the Family, I Feed My Foolish Husband Meat at Every Meal!

It's not good enough. This is the second book I've read where the male protagonist is really silly. That one's male protagonist is called Changsheng, and this one's called Ping'an. They both feel like very cute names. He is not the type who becomes stupid after the prince is killed, and just likes this kind of life of daily necessities. Hope there are more chapters.

The previous episode was very interesting, and the relationship between the male protagonists was very interesting, but I still like the world of two people, as long as the two of them get along in an ordinary way. Although Erya is very pitiful, I don't want them to live together. Her role is too heavy.

It's very, very beautiful. The author's writing is very good, and the plot is very attractive. I just don't know why. Ping An's voice makes me take on Xiong Er's voice. When Ping An calls me wife, I hear Xiong Er's voice in my head [laughing]

The food and selling parts are good-looking, and there is a sense of satisfaction in slowly building up a family fortune. Although the male protagonist is a fool, he does not drool. On the contrary, he has a pure heart. The female protagonist is a good hand at home and abroad. However, in other parts, the parents are short-tempered and have too many fights with relatives and passers-by. One after another, I can't listen to it. There are too many villains who know how to speak human words. It's tiring to watch. There is also a niece who has the same problem as the original owner and buys it home to live with. I usually sympathize with it but feel upset at the same time. I feel very troubled about this but can't leave it because of pity. It reminds me of working as a loser and making a lot of money in the middle of the night but having to deliver results the next day.

Can you please stop calling him a little fool? It's not particularly nice. He has a name. Isn't it a good idea to call him by his name?

It's okay, but it's always frustrating for no reason. When I have to give something to some good people, I always bring it back to the best people.

It's good to watch. I've read the latest chapter and there's nothing unusual about it. The heroine is not particularly out of the ordinary and is still very conservative in integrating into this dynasty. The boy looks silly, but in fact he understands everything, which is quite good. The two of them get along and the hero feels more like a little daughter-in-law. I just don't know if the hero will get better in the future or keep it like this. In fact, I think it can be changed unchanged. After all, the hero is now obedient and has life in his eyes. I hope this rhythm can be maintained in the future.

I think it's a good read. The relationship is broken up and the family is divided. Just two people living together. The male protagonist's younger brother, sister, grandparents are all good, although the second uncle and second aunt are not that good, but they are not like other novels. They come back and forth. The female protagonist's relatives did come to the door, but it was solved very well. The male protagonist is well-behaved and obedient. The female protagonist can refresh it when she has time to read. This novel is very healing and comfortable to read, but it is a pity that it is not finished. I want to ask if there are any similar novels. I want to read it.

It's really good to watch. I just tied it and I'm still not satisfied. Seeing the foreshadowing of peace in May, could it be that a part of the soul is missing and has gone to modern times? I'm really looking forward to the next plot, and I'm also looking forward to Ping An returning to normal as soon as possible, and the two of them can eat meat and fish [Learned]

It looks good, but I wonder if the male lead will become better? I hope not, because I read a novel before, and the male protagonist in this novel is also mentally retarded. After the female protagonist cured the male protagonist, I felt that the emotions between them were very complicated, and they felt like they were not the same person at all. It feels like the male protagonist doesn't love the female protagonist as much as before.