I Raised a Handsome Husband in Ancient Times

I feel that it is unnecessary to set up the plot of the eldest brother and Ke'er being incestuous and giving birth to an unhealthy child and finding a concubine to give birth to. It is rough for the sake of being rough. I really like the pairing of eldest brother and Ke'er. As a pure ancient person, Ke'er is quite brave as a younger brother who can run from the south to the north when the Liu family is involved in rebellion, and can also help the eldest brother deliver messages. He has liked his eldest brother since he was a child, and he has actively followed the Qi family to learn housekeeping and be a good wife. From the description, it can be seen that although the eldest brother did not have the only love for Ke'er in the beginning, which was the only love between the two, he was gentle and committed. I had a bad feeling when I saw the mention of close relatives getting married in the previous article. In the context of ancient times, it was common for cousins ​​to get married, and it was not considered against human ethics. Since we decided to make the eldest brother and Ke'er a couple, why bother setting up such a plot in the novel? It can be made beautiful. Alas😮‍💨

I'm really speechless. Not all men are bad and not all women are good. The bias in the text is still so obvious. It's not a romance novel. Why bother with these things? It's really annoying to see male fists, otherwise they would write romance novels. Why are two men talking about this all the time? In the article, no one owes him the responsibility. He has a child for himself, has a career, and is not restricted in anything. At the end, he also says that the first half of his life belongs to his husband, and the second half of his life belongs to his children. It's really hypocritical.

Big hugs, the naughty kid is so annoying [melted] (I was also deeply affected by it, my relative's naughty kid threw my phone into the soup [melted] [angry])! I understand you [show hands]! The big text is super nice, I wish you a happy new year and more posts [Spread Flowers]

After reading it, the author's writing is still good. After reading the full text, the plot flows smoothly and the impression is good. But just like planting flowers and trees, some redundant branches can be cut off. Just like some of the nanny's household chores in the previous chapters, in the end it seems that they have no effect on the overall development. On the contrary, I think some of the previous main plots can be discussed (purely subjective feelings)... I don't know which work this is by the author. I believe that the author will definitely write better and better in the future, come on!

Is this the end? A lot of content hasn't been developed yet.

Finished watching, looking forward to the extra episode [Star Eyes]

You want to raise a brother in modern times? [Joker] How did the male protagonist's Y give birth to a brother? [Cheek support]

[Please][Please][Empty bowl][Empty bowl][Empty bowl][Empty bowl][Empty bowl][Empty bowl] Tied, hungry, rice

Modern times have never stopped favoring boys over girls. Once the third child was opened, the male-to-female ratio widened again. Cities are still the hardest hit areas, and there are various ways to find out if the baby is a girl and then abort it. Even if you have so many sons, you don't have to worry about not being able to find a wife. As we all know, too many single men will cause social chaos and lead to war. Only when too many men die can we live in peace [helpless]

It's so funny that Susu actually wants to marry a wife...