In the Name of the People: The Joyful Life of Taking in Little Guga

It's so sweet, sweeter than many industrial sweeteners I've seen. It feels like a daily routine of sand sculptures mixed with cookies. If Liang Lu in the original novel hadn't encountered those things, maybe she would have had such a cute character.

I am also a male, but I just have an opinion about the protagonist of this book. I saw that many people said that the protagonist is a Phoenix man, so I couldn't help but want to say something. , This is called living soberly and understandingly, knowing what you need, and whether you are married at home and thinking about the outside world, whether it is good for your wife, I would like to ask how many men can treat their wives so well, @, write well, come on, don't be a eunuch 🤭

It's okay, I've been chasing it. The more plots Liang Lu has, the better. Because there is really no Liang Luwen in the female channel. I have come to the male channel to watch Liang Lu. This is the first male channel in my life. Some of the plots have been skipped. I can't figure out who is who by the names of the tool people. If there are too many names, I can delete them and replace them with job titles. Xiao Xingyu is very cute. Will Liang Lu's ex-boyfriend come back?

The first big plot of this early novel in the name of ordinary Chinese is that the protagonist takes over from Liang Lu. It can be said to be a highlight, but it can also be said to be a highlight for many people. The author has a lot of witticisms, and his writing style is sophisticated, not AI, and you can see the ingenuity. The protagonist and Liang Lu just got married and said they wanted to raise money to buy a house. Liang Lu scolded him for being thick-skinned. Where did the protagonist get the money when he first started working? During the reading meeting, Hou Liangping took Zhao Gongda and angrily criticized Zhong Mingren for sharing it. Zhong Xiaoai was so angry that he slapped Hou Liangping wildly.

This is the second book I read on the entire Internet, about Liang Lu's ability to have children. It's just that it's usually too much, too watery and too slow. . . Speaking of Liang Qunfeng's son-in-law, he was an ordinary person. He was well written, rich, married, and bound. . .

The author's writing is so good, especially the part about agricultural development and Handong University's promotional video, but I was put off by the title of the book. At first, I thought it was purely a female channel. In fact, the pattern is huge.

The writing is okay. As for the red herrings, according to the author himself, "The extra chapter will bring things back together in the finale" and "I made this meal of dumplings just for this dish of vinegar." It is reasonable to speculate that this child should be the protagonist's. Because apart from this explanation, it is difficult to get around this point, or in other words, it is not "surprising" enough. According to this speculation, there should be foreshadowing in the first half; it can also be said that there may have been a redundant waste chess piece, but after the author discovered that this plot would become a highlight, it was reused to round out the plot.

Good-looking, good-looking, good-looking

It's okay, but I forgot about family planning, and public officials can't go against the policy [thoughts]

"Raise other people's children as your own, and raise your own children as dogs." The author is awesome and upright.