Xiao Qiao Enters the Farmhouse

The ending was not great, it was confusing, and what I couldn't understand the most was why Lin Zheng insisted on fighting for a chance to be worthy of Xiao Qiao when Xiao Qiao was pregnant. He cared most about Xiao Qiao, but he left when Xiao Qiao needed him most. Yes, I didn't feel his deep affection for Xiao Qiao. The story is actually quite good, but it's a bit poorly written. It only highlights the various advantages of Xiao Qiao and ignores the shining points of the other male protagonist. Lin Zheng is not included in many chapters, and the ending is a bit rushed.

You can't do it during the full moon, and you can't do it during the day either.

Call your cousin Young Master?

They said they were making cakes for the old county prince, but he was not at home at the temple. This was a set-up.

? How long have you been pregnant?

Is it that Lin Gui? Was he deceived into marriage?

Why is it that when the main character is about to give birth, she always asks about her husband, who obviously seems to be uncertain about his life or death? I clearly know that if I ask you now, there is nothing you can do and it will only make your situation unstable. Can't you treat it like you don't know how to endure it for a few days? Look, it's the same thing about premature birth caused by fetal air again.

Didn't he have any fetal movements? Generally speaking, when sketching children, they can't escape from writing about fetal movements, which at least provides some parent-child interaction, but now it's really like trying to catch a ball.

Does this prince want to kill Lin Zheng?

Isn't this prince harboring evil intentions? Maybe the original owner's parents were harmed by the county king? Because you ask for it, you can't hate it because of love? Perhaps he has such a weird attitude towards the protagonist because he treats him as a substitute and at the same time thinks that he is a love rival's son and wants to harm him? Am I being too imaginative?