The Perfect Husband

I remember the article about having a baby in the middle was a side story, and the author accidentally let it out of the manuscript box. I read this article over and over again from 2014 to 22, but it's a pity that the last one is locked. I still remember that they are the eldest daughter and the youngest son. The eldest daughter has the same temperament as Wu Xia, and is a bit precocious hahahaha. The younger son is very delicate and likes to be coaxed by Wu Xia. Xiao Yun is even jealous of this. It's a pity that I can't watch the extra part 2 woo woo woo

I have finished reading it. It is another article that I read many years ago but forgot about. I understand all the locked chapters. It is quite interesting and the plot is very smooth. After all, this is a story about farming and home fighting. It is just right to end it here. I feel that I haven't finished it because I haven't seen enough of the main characters. But it is really unnecessary in this article. The other 76 chapters that have been locked are irresponsible extras and have nothing to do with the main text. Please don't confuse them with the main text. After all, this is not a story about giving birth. Thank you.

This article is about marriage first and love later. Shou likes it very much and bribes the matchmaker to marry her voluntarily. The overall plot of the story is quite compact, some of the content is even leaving people speechless, and the writing is so-so. The background of the story is mainly ancient times, but it involves many modern things, such as some business operations, store design, the business model of stores and hot springs, etc., Which is more modern style. The battle of wits and courage between the eldest lady in the back house and Shou is very interesting. It also indirectly describes the mental oppression that the eldest wife in the back house put on the concubine who was raised in her name in order to achieve her own goals. It also reflects the so-called model of a loving mother who often loses her son. For example, the eldest lady brainwashes her son, and as the legitimate son, all the family property will be yours in the future. Everything the son did outside was tried to be hidden, even if the bride took XX pills on the first night of the wedding and made the bride unconscious, or the dowry maid who stayed overnight was raped to death, they all tried their best to suppress the matter, for fear that the master would find out and his son would lose the right to be the head of the family in the future. Gong and Shou's small courtyard was much simpler. Although there were many concubines crammed in, Gong just slept in the small room with quilts according to the day. Those who caused trouble were suppressed by Shou. Even if there was one who climbed the wall and messed around with his legitimate son, he was divorced and thrown back to his original home. But as the story reaches the end, it becomes less and less connected to the beginning. For example, Shou Shou found a miraculous doctor to improve her health and get herself pregnant, and then gave birth to a child, but nothing happened after that. We don't know where the child went, what it looked like, or what it was called. We just know that the author stated that the child was a man, and nothing else was explained later. In the last few chapters, it actually appears that after the two people arrived in the capital, they asked someone to find a miracle doctor and wanted to have a child. The entire dialogue and content of the story were completely written to show that the two had never given birth to any children. In the first few chapters, they gave birth to a child, but in the later chapters, the child disappeared and no longer exists. And the current method of giving birth is to find two concubines in the back house, and then the two of them will take care of themselves, put the seeds into a porcelain bottle, and then rush back to the hometown to give birth to a child through the womb of the two concubines. Let's not talk about whether this thing would have existed in ancient times. The author has no medical knowledge. You should consult a serious doctor when writing this paragraph. I don't know the relevant doctor. Is there anyone with relevant knowledge on Baidu? ? I can only say that the author ended this article with nonsense. It's okay to read and play, but it will make you complain more and more as you read further. They all couldn't help but wonder whether the two of them had lost their memory or the author had lost his memory.

This article is about marriage first and love later. Shou likes it very much and bribes the matchmaker to marry her voluntarily. The overall plot of the story is quite compact, some of the content is even leaving people speechless, and the writing is so-so. The background of the story is mainly ancient times, but it involves many modern things, such as some business operations, store design, the business model of stores and hot springs, etc., Which is more modern style. The battle of wits and courage between the eldest lady in the back house and Shou is very interesting. It also indirectly describes the mental oppression that the eldest wife in the back house put on the concubine who was raised in her name in order to achieve her own goals. It also reflects the so-called model of a loving mother who often loses her son. For example, the eldest lady brainwashes her son, and as the legitimate son, all the family property will be yours in the future. Everything the son did outside was tried to be hidden, even if the bride took XX pills on the first night of the wedding and made the bride unconscious, or the dowry maid who stayed overnight was raped to death, they all tried their best to suppress the matter, for fear that the master would find out and his son would lose the right to be the head of the family in the future. Gong and Shou's small courtyard was much simpler. Although there were many concubines crammed in, Gong just slept in the small room with quilts according to the day. Those who caused trouble were suppressed by Shou. Even if there was one who climbed the wall and messed around with his legitimate son, he was divorced and thrown back to his original home. But as the story reaches the end, it becomes less and less connected to the beginning. For example, Shou Shou found a miraculous doctor to improve her health and get herself pregnant, and then gave birth to a child, but nothing happened after that. We don't know where the child went, what it looked like, or what it was called. We just know that the author stated that the child was a man, and nothing else was explained later. In the last few chapters, it actually appears that after the two people arrived in the capital, they asked someone to find a miracle doctor and wanted to have a child. The entire dialogue and content of the story were completely written to show that the two had never given birth to any children. In the first few chapters, they gave birth to a child, but in the later chapters, the child disappeared and no longer exists. And the current method of giving birth is to find two concubines in the back house, and then the two of them will take care of themselves, put the seeds into a porcelain bottle, and then rush back to the hometown to give birth to a child through the womb of the two concubines. Let's not talk about whether this thing would have existed in ancient times. The author has no medical knowledge. You should consult a serious doctor when writing this paragraph. I don't know the relevant doctor. Is there anyone with relevant knowledge on Baidu? ? I can only say that the author ended this article with nonsense. It's okay to read and play, but it will make you complain more and more as you read further. They all couldn't help but wonder whether the two of them had lost their memory or the author had lost his memory.

So does Wu Xia have children? That extra episode is really confusing~ The two aunts always feel a little at odds with each other!

I'm also very disappointed. Why should Baozi's birth be changed?

Finished reading! ! ! I felt so good after reading the ending. I read it from beginning to end in one go. It's a pity that some chapters were cut off, haha. But I couldn't rate it since chapter 60. I didn't rate it... Obviously I didn't rate it in the same chapter, but several chapters later. I like Wu Xia's character, he is positive and optimistic, and I feel that the whole article is full of positive energy. The various short stories of Zhaidou make the article have ups and downs, and at the same time, the connection does not feel abrupt or unsmooth. I really like the pace of the author's storytelling. At the bottom of the first few chapters, I saw some comments saying that the ancient words mixed with modern vocabulary were not pleasing to the eye, but because I had imagined Wu Xia as a person who traveled through the present and traveled through ancient times at the beginning, I didn't have this problem at all. Some students also commented that the ending chapter was unfinished. Maybe I have a fan filter, but I think it's okay. The story is supposed to be finished. If the author starts to describe in detail how everyone competes for the position of the head of the family, he may be criticized for watering down... All in all, I quite like it.

Seeing [It's all Wang's fault] makes me miss @Tokiomi so much! However, the ending is still a bit hasty~ Some foreshadowings, such as the opening of trade routes after the sea ban, were just forgotten. . .

Just a little encouragement, it's really well written.

The main plot is about the warm life of a couple, and it is impossible to explain everything clearly. That's a lot to ask for, dear