The Little Farming Wife

The plot is not good at all. First the male protagonist is inexplicable and then the female counterpart remarries like this? ? It feels like it's all done to highlight the heroine and no one else bothers to write it.

The name is Farming Lady, and the copy is about farming, but only about half of it is actually farming? There are many main and branch plots involved, and the style is both dramatic and cheerful. The main problem or drawback should be that the plot is too fast, as if it develops quickly because I am too lazy to write about farm life. Maybe I didn't read it very carefully. The village where the heroine first arrived focused on the ignorance and selfishness of the villagers and the hard life of the grandmother's family. Detailed introduction, Brother Wang's father went into the mountains, his sister's lover, and his almost frivolous second uncle. The plots of these seemingly foreshadowing characters are gone... Speaking of which, how terrible is this village? If someone wants to force the girls in the same village to think that she is mean? Aren't other fathers afraid of people like this bullying their own girls? After the heroine ran to the Lin Mansion, the cousin gave the heroine laxatives. What was the purpose? I can also understand the sterilization medicine because I am afraid that the concubine will come out first. What is this laxative for? The heroine ran to the border so quickly that people would think that these places are very close (which may be true) and in the traditional sense, there are no women in the army except military chickens, right? (Maybe it's a myth?) Judging from the development of this rural area, this dynasty is quite rundown? In other words, it is quite magical that there are both generals and imperial physician disciples in a rural area. The plot advances too fast, and both the development of the male and female protagonists' emotional lines and the development of farming seem a bit sketchy. It seemed like she wanted to slap Su Shuang in the face, but no, it seemed like she was going to have a family fight, and her first wife divorced, _(:з∠)_ Also, what kind of person is Meng? When her cousin's family fell into ruin, she decided to marry her cousin, but her cousin's brother's situation has improved, so she likes the male protagonist so much that she is willing to divorce? Meng also agrees to the reconciliation? Then if it's because the male protagonist wants to reconcile. So why did you think it would be good to marry your cousin in the first place? How come the heroine, who was just a concubine at the beginning, was made the main wife? In fact, I also feel that some content that has nothing to do with the plot is sometimes quite painful to write or there is nothing to write about, but some characters' emotional characteristics cannot be reflected purely through the plot line... For example, how does the male protagonist fall in love with the female protagonist? Why did you accept her in the first place? Why did you want to reconcile later?

How old is Qingqiu at this age?

In the last chapter, I was still saying that children are cute. This chapter, Qingqiu, is even more distorted_(:з∠)_In fact, in general farming stories, if you buy 15 acres of land, if four people can't work it, you can rent it to other farmers, and you don't have to do it yourself. The heroine's busyness is a bit unscientific.

Finished reading, thank you. Looking forward to new articles

Will Qingqiu get better? To be honest, I don't like this kind of character. I think it's better for children to be more innocent. Violence should not appear in children.

Is this daughter a good teacher? T_T

Wow_(:з∠)_Awesome!

_(:з∠)_Although it's not a good time to ask, but I drank medicine/tea before, so it won't have any impact, right?

Almost blind! You should repent! ! !