Zhenniang is about to marry Shen, the town's young scholar.
All she wants is a happy life with her scholar husband. Other women should stop pestering him.
The scholar is a good man, and his wife is a good woman. United, they are strong enough to break gold. Actually, no, not break gold, but put an end to other women's improper designs.
A farming-life story about the ordinary days of a scholar and his wife.
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This son-in-law has the same personality as the male protagonist. How could he let his wife be forced away by his adopted sister and then catch up with him...
I'm almost finished reading this book, because JJ keeps reading it, and I want to give the author a long review. (I've read Chapter 87 so far), it seems like I can post it now, I'll post it first and then read it.
********I won't go short either********
The biggest shortcoming of the book is the background of the male and female protagonists. I have mentioned many times that the male protagonist is backgrounded and the female protagonist is completely invisible =_+ I don't know what others think, but when I read romance, the most important thing in the book is the female protagonist's performance, mentality and methods. So this book fails on this point.
********I won't go short either********
This heroine is a good person, but she is stupid, stupid and incompetent. She is not even a virgin, she is just an idiot. (My definition of a Holy Mother is: always forgiving bad people... This heroine has not really encountered bad people several times, so she cannot be regarded as a Holy Mother.) Although there is no need for any means in the book, like in Chapter 87, the daughter-in-law said "This is my mother-in-law's home", and the heroine did not take it seriously (she did not hear it directly, but she completely regarded it as Sister Zou's fault, and deeply disapproved of it. The daughter-in-law was not allowed to make rules. Forget it, she can't show off anyway, but what does it mean for a mother-in-law to help her daughter-in-law cook and let her daughter who is less than 10 years old wash the dishes? Did she marry a daughter-in-law and go home to serve as a daughter-in-law?) Looking back on the previous chapters of Chapter 38 and Vanilla, Zhenniang didn't have the self-consciousness that a heroine should have... At best, it's weak and hurtful, but if it's ugly... Don't mention it.
Anyway, I feel completely stupid wherever the heroine appears. Except for the vanilla incident, the heroine yelled at the village chief for having some fighting power. But it seemed to be of no use, and the whole thing was dismissed casually. After reading that chapter, the feeling of "the male and female protagonists are idiots" easily arose. Then this impression stuck.
********I won't go short either********
As for the male protagonist, although he is also very useless, at least he has grown up because of the Chen family incident. Later, he could also persuade people and serve as the emperor's psychological counselor. The most important thing is to see its growth, from a small herbaceous flower to a... Woody flower. Stronger than the weak little flower, but far from qualified to be a tree.
********I won't go short either********
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87 Mother Xu... Fortunately, you met the heroine, an idiot mother-in-law. She cooked for her daughter-in-law early in the morning and was rejected. If you met me... Hum. Call Peach Blossom again.
Your lady is already married, and she is married to the eldest son, so it is difficult for her to live in another house. You are not showing that you feel sorry for your lady.
Miss Dan "This is my mother-in-law's home" "This is my mother-in-law's home" "This is my mother-in-law's home" "This is my mother-in-law's home" "This is my mother-in-law's home"... I am speechless.
It turns out that Sister Zhan's fighting ability is stronger than that of the heroine. I misjudged her. The heroine can only use force on her daughter (which is not a bad thing, otherwise what will happen if the daughter gets married) but she is ooxx with Miss Dan and Mother Xu. The heroine is hopeless and a big idiot. Just wait to be crushed by your wife (I guess she doesn't care).
Miss Dan Mingming is also at fault, okay? It's true that everything is going well for the family, and being a mother-in-law doesn't require much pretense, but the heroine's cowardice is a direct sentence to her death.
"Is Mother Xu planning to live in my house?" Hahaha. Just by looking at Sister Dun's reaction (she took the initiative to take away the bowl after having a sister-in-law), one can tell that the heroine is incompetent at home. Don't let Sister Dun's family become an aristocratic family. She probably doesn't have much power.
Mother Xu has changed from a high-class servant to a rough-and-tumble mother-in-law.
The family of Taifu Jiazheng, a second-rank general, was very poor.
To put it bluntly, Brother Ming was very lucky. As soon as he joined the army, a war happened, and when it happened, he was able to make contributions immediately... The author Goldfinger is great (but readers love to read it^^).
Brother Ming turned into a young general, feeling like Brother Jin... (Although Brother Jin later became an earl), those who didn't understand thought I was farting.
I remember that the author asked before what a golden finger is... As far as I know, there are two meanings. The term "cheating" is used in novels. For example, Ming Ge's killing of a mountain tree with an arrow is a golden finger.
Hey, the children of the Shen family shouldn't be too outstanding, and don't marry the royal family. Although this emperor is very naive, the royal family is always the royal family... But judging from the queen's virtue, she would not agree, ha.
Why is Shanqing... So Shanmu's surname is not Shanmu =_= It's really idiotic to challenge a 12.3-Year-old kid. It's natural to win, but what to do if you lose? Are you going to commit suicide?
Japanese surname: YAMAKI. However, "giving up thousands of miles of pastoral areas with abundant water and grass"... This is not Japan.
It's been 10 years all of a sudden! Brother Wang and Sister Yu are getting married... Isn't the hair tie a love token?
"I know you have always been the smartest, but you just don't care..." What position does Brother Ming have to say this =_=
The Japanese country... The Japanese one? Toyotomi Hideyoshi VS Ming Dynasty comes to mind. I feel more and more that this book is a simulation of the Ming Dynasty.
It turns out to be Jiwen, no wonder there is no female protagonist (continue Shenyin). Han and He are the partners of their classmates, and then the emperor VS Gao Huai (this...), The emperor VS Han, the emperor VS the male protagonist =_= If you continue to be crooked! (Y in my heart)
The little emperor is basically a novice, as innocent as the male protagonist. The male protagonist can also start to enlighten people, and he has really grown up (I didn't think he was enlightening Han before). Seeing this, I feel... The author likes kind, pure and useless men... The kind whose physique and mentality can be adjusted/taught.
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This son-in-law has the same personality as the male protagonist. How could he let his wife be forced away by his adopted sister and then catch up with him...
I'm almost finished reading this book, because JJ keeps reading it, and I want to give the author a long review. (I've read Chapter 87 so far), it seems like I can post it now, I'll post it first and then read it. ********I won't go short either******** The biggest shortcoming of the book is the background of the male and female protagonists. I have mentioned many times that the male protagonist is backgrounded and the female protagonist is completely invisible =_+ I don't know what others think, but when I read romance, the most important thing in the book is the female protagonist's performance, mentality and methods. So this book fails on this point. ********I won't go short either******** This heroine is a good person, but she is stupid, stupid and incompetent. She is not even a virgin, she is just an idiot. (My definition of a Holy Mother is: always forgiving bad people... This heroine has not really encountered bad people several times, so she cannot be regarded as a Holy Mother.) Although there is no need for any means in the book, like in Chapter 87, the daughter-in-law said "This is my mother-in-law's home", and the heroine did not take it seriously (she did not hear it directly, but she completely regarded it as Sister Zou's fault, and deeply disapproved of it. The daughter-in-law was not allowed to make rules. Forget it, she can't show off anyway, but what does it mean for a mother-in-law to help her daughter-in-law cook and let her daughter who is less than 10 years old wash the dishes? Did she marry a daughter-in-law and go home to serve as a daughter-in-law?) Looking back on the previous chapters of Chapter 38 and Vanilla, Zhenniang didn't have the self-consciousness that a heroine should have... At best, it's weak and hurtful, but if it's ugly... Don't mention it. Anyway, I feel completely stupid wherever the heroine appears. Except for the vanilla incident, the heroine yelled at the village chief for having some fighting power. But it seemed to be of no use, and the whole thing was dismissed casually. After reading that chapter, the feeling of "the male and female protagonists are idiots" easily arose. Then this impression stuck. ********I won't go short either******** As for the male protagonist, although he is also very useless, at least he has grown up because of the Chen family incident. Later, he could also persuade people and serve as the emperor's psychological counselor. The most important thing is to see its growth, from a small herbaceous flower to a... Woody flower. Stronger than the weak little flower, but far from qualified to be a tree. ********I won't go short either******** Posted in two sections
87 Mother Xu... Fortunately, you met the heroine, an idiot mother-in-law. She cooked for her daughter-in-law early in the morning and was rejected. If you met me... Hum. Call Peach Blossom again. Your lady is already married, and she is married to the eldest son, so it is difficult for her to live in another house. You are not showing that you feel sorry for your lady. Miss Dan "This is my mother-in-law's home" "This is my mother-in-law's home" "This is my mother-in-law's home" "This is my mother-in-law's home" "This is my mother-in-law's home"... I am speechless. It turns out that Sister Zhan's fighting ability is stronger than that of the heroine. I misjudged her. The heroine can only use force on her daughter (which is not a bad thing, otherwise what will happen if the daughter gets married) but she is ooxx with Miss Dan and Mother Xu. The heroine is hopeless and a big idiot. Just wait to be crushed by your wife (I guess she doesn't care). Miss Dan Mingming is also at fault, okay? It's true that everything is going well for the family, and being a mother-in-law doesn't require much pretense, but the heroine's cowardice is a direct sentence to her death.
"Is Mother Xu planning to live in my house?" Hahaha. Just by looking at Sister Dun's reaction (she took the initiative to take away the bowl after having a sister-in-law), one can tell that the heroine is incompetent at home. Don't let Sister Dun's family become an aristocratic family. She probably doesn't have much power. Mother Xu has changed from a high-class servant to a rough-and-tumble mother-in-law.
The family of Taifu Jiazheng, a second-rank general, was very poor.
To put it bluntly, Brother Ming was very lucky. As soon as he joined the army, a war happened, and when it happened, he was able to make contributions immediately... The author Goldfinger is great (but readers love to read it^^). Brother Ming turned into a young general, feeling like Brother Jin... (Although Brother Jin later became an earl), those who didn't understand thought I was farting. I remember that the author asked before what a golden finger is... As far as I know, there are two meanings. The term "cheating" is used in novels. For example, Ming Ge's killing of a mountain tree with an arrow is a golden finger. Hey, the children of the Shen family shouldn't be too outstanding, and don't marry the royal family. Although this emperor is very naive, the royal family is always the royal family... But judging from the queen's virtue, she would not agree, ha. Why is Shanqing... So Shanmu's surname is not Shanmu =_= It's really idiotic to challenge a 12.3-Year-old kid. It's natural to win, but what to do if you lose? Are you going to commit suicide?
Japanese surname: YAMAKI. However, "giving up thousands of miles of pastoral areas with abundant water and grass"... This is not Japan.
It's been 10 years all of a sudden! Brother Wang and Sister Yu are getting married... Isn't the hair tie a love token? "I know you have always been the smartest, but you just don't care..." What position does Brother Ming have to say this =_= The Japanese country... The Japanese one? Toyotomi Hideyoshi VS Ming Dynasty comes to mind. I feel more and more that this book is a simulation of the Ming Dynasty.
It turns out to be Jiwen, no wonder there is no female protagonist (continue Shenyin). Han and He are the partners of their classmates, and then the emperor VS Gao Huai (this...), The emperor VS Han, the emperor VS the male protagonist =_= If you continue to be crooked! (Y in my heart) The little emperor is basically a novice, as innocent as the male protagonist. The male protagonist can also start to enlighten people, and he has really grown up (I didn't think he was enlightening Han before). Seeing this, I feel... The author likes kind, pure and useless men... The kind whose physique and mentality can be adjusted/taught.