
Becoming a Teacher in Ancient Times
回到古代当夫子
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I think, if that doesn't work, you should leave the male protagonist alone. The female protagonist's role is also reduced, giving the impression that the female protagonist is not a wife but a concubine.
Finished reading! The male protagonist can be regarded as a pioneer, asking everyone not to focus on this three-acre land and work hard to teach and educate people. I feel like this is more like a story about a male protagonist. The female protagonist has very few scenes, and she's not the idiot everyone says she is. She's just a bit slow in her reactions and doesn't know how to communicate. Is it normal to only have a mind that spins around and can come up with 800 ideas in one second? Then I don't fall into the normal range. After all, I am not smart, not good at communication, and even very handicapped. It would be great if I could write a few more stories about children, I really want to see them.
They are all scolding the heroine, but I think the male protagonist is even more annoying. He marries a fool just to protect his children from being bullied. He is also wary of the Yin family. They are richer than you, so they won't care about your family fortune, okay? The children mentioned are Yin Ke's children, aren't they your children? This kind of father has no expectation or joy for his own children at all? Hehe! Later it was said that pampering children is more like pampering them as pets! There is no sense that parents are afraid of spoiling their children and planning for their children's future. I only have this feeling about the original owner's children. Maybe the author wanted to write about a holy father? Then don't get married just to compare your qualities as a holy father with your wife and children?
It's not rigorous at all, and it doesn't cover any of the many pitfalls. It feels like this novel is just a random episode.
Why does the ending feel so rushed?
Damn, when will the Liwen article be published?
Ahhh, is it over like this? Wait for the next one from now on?
Does the Li Wen Association specialize in writing articles? Or a sideshow?
I gave up writing decisively when I saw a fool marrying me. I really couldn't stand it and couldn't imagine this kind of scene.
The author is great, do you have any extras (?????)