The Farmer's Son

You forgot to write a lot of foreshadowings. For example, where is Zhou Cun who vowed to repay his kindness? Where is my childhood friend Xu Tianyou? What about the Yan family who abused Radish? Where is Huang's son? Have you forgotten?

Qian will have to struggle sooner or later. Parents are like this, full of partiality and weakness, but they can't remember that ruining the relationship between brothers and sisters will be in vain when they are gone. I think of my grandma who used to say that they were all my sons and I couldn't bear to part with any of them. The worst uncle I have ever had is partial to my family. He was so partial to his own death that he lost his wife. He was only average to my father and alienated his brothers. After these years, he had to take expensive medicines after he turned 80. As a result, only my family could afford the medical expenses. The girls took care of him in daily life, and the other two sons were barely seen. This made me understand that without any trouble, the whole goal is to live longer. The family has become harmonious, and I am willing to help when things happen. That's the reason.

As expected, the ending is hasty... I don't know if I have forgotten or abandoned the foreshadowing I made. The wife of the Xu family who was studying when she was a child, the daughter of the master who disliked the master because of Mao didn't seem to be her own... And the deputy CP Xiao Meng and Xiaotong Li... Er Niu was not really burned to death and didn't say what happened, although no one cared about it... The sick child of the Zhou family who was saved when he was a child can be considered to be the little eunuch Zhou Cun... Well, this is the second time I scanned the article. The first time I read the pirated version, and saw the original version, so I read it again.

That female supporting role I like the author's writing style very much. I've read half of this book. I like the female supporting role, the second girl who is portrayed as being hated and killed. I think the author's subsequent description of Er Niu is not logical and common sense. Girls like Erniu were frightened like this [stealing their brother's steamed eggs] when they were young. All of a sudden, the family's preference for boys was revealed. He no longer has any unrealistic delusions about his family, even if his mother can remedy the situation. After that, according to normal logic, even if you have some small ideas about your marriage, you will not have the intention to firm up your own ideas. Even if she does get married, her character should be aloof and extreme. This kind of person may be stupid and risk everything he has, but even if he has no strength, he will not cling to the supporter he thinks is completely unreliable [his natal family]. Moreover, her choice of husband and various plots after marriage are also very logical. Because she is noble, he will not praise her husband's family. She would only feel that her husband's family was barely worthy of her. As for being constrained by rules after marriage, it is even more unreasonable and rigid. It was obvious that she didn't dress like her family at all, so how could she start to be virtuous and obedient as soon as she got married? Well, that's all. I really feel that any brother who is impatient with his sister should die, die, die. My sister is such a cute and cute creature. As long as you have a little patience, your creatures will always like you. There are scumbags who would alienate my sister. Anger. I hate the male protagonist at this point. He is kind to those who hurt his own sisters, but he is not sad to himself. All I can say is hehe. It doesn't matter how good the male protagonist is, I just feel that he is a bit indifferent to right from wrong. Very disgusting. In this regard. I think the author failed a bit. But I really like the author's delicate writing, don't hate me.

Xiao Feng was so pitiful that he burst into tears

Here comes the good article! By the way, I really like Benben and Little Tails. .

Although the ending is a bit rushed, it is undeniable that it is a good article.

Very wonderful article, like it.

In fact, it's not easy for the imperial concubine to be pitiful. She can't keep her two sons by her side and they can't recognize each other. And it's not her fault. Xiao Gong is unfilial and has a wife and forgets about his mother. And I remember there was a deputy CP, but why didn't the ending be mentioned later?

The article is very well written~ You won't feel bored after reading it, but the ending is too hasty and it feels like it was just brushed off in one stroke. It would be better if it could be described in more detail