The (Sort of) Violent Military Wife's Guide to Getting Rich
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Fu Chengjun: I heard you bullied your sister-in-law?
Underling (terrified): ...Bro? Bro! How could I bully her? QAQ
Fu Chengjun: Go stand outside for three hours.
Underling: Bro!! Hear me out!! I didn't!! Sister-in-law's better at martial arts than I am...
Su Mei: Hmm?
Underling (obsequiously): Yes, bro, I'm going right now. Sister-in-law, you just take a rest. Nothing's going on here.
Theme:
Alas, the little ginseng didn't play any role. The heroine has powers on her left and right hands, and the heroine's biological parents are still alive. Alas, it's just too bad.
Little ginseng has not been explained clearly. What does it have to do with the heroine's family? It is a little unreasonable for the heroine's parents to have a good life and not find a child.
"Still" gives the author a big worm~ Is it a child?
All the Su family members in this chapter are written as the An family. Didn't you really feel it when you wrote it yourself? I regret buying the whole book on impulse.
This book must be revised. There are many typos in many chapters, and there is a garbled code in one place. I would not be able to read it a second time without revision. I think it is an encouragement to the author to subscribe it in full.
It feels a bit anticlimactic, and many things that should be explained are not explained clearly, such as small ginseng.
I don't understand why the biological parents didn't go back to look for their children when they were doing well.
The ending is too quick to imagine
One moment, the Su family recognizes their relatives, and the other moment, the An family recognizes their relatives. Whose family is it? I feel dizzy.
The front looks pretty good. But the ending is too hasty.