
Transmigrate into a Book: A Palace Maid's Everyday Life Back Home
穿书之宫女还乡日常
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Wenwen is warm, thank you so much, thank you for your hard work, please spread the flowers~~
It's a pretty bland story. The female protagonist has no golden fingers and is kind-hearted, and the male protagonist is considerate and capable, but it always feels like it's not that exciting. It's just all the trivial things in life.
Spread the flowers, spread the flowers, spread the flowers
The most annoying thing is that these retributions are all caused by oneself. Couldn't the heroine be tougher and more aggressive and take the initiative to make them all die and be destroyed?
Not bad. At first, this girl wanted to "invent" a bra to make money, but later she became a housewife. This man has something to offer, and he has dealt with his brother very wisely. A simplified version of the novel, maybe someone will combine these things into a large novel in the future.
The author's writing is very nice, keep up the good work
Ling Dashui really died and hurt others, Wen is so pitiful
I finished reading it in one go, it's so short. . . I feel like the book is just a background. I haven't read enough of Lan Zhu's story, and I don't want to continue reading it after the wedding. . . There was a guy who insisted on making clothes for the heroine. I always felt that something was going to happen, and he didn't show up in the end. . . Overall it's pretty good to watch, Xiaoxin is very cute, the male protagonist is a bit stupid, and the female protagonist doesn't feel anything. . . Looking forward to the next one
I thought I would write about the trivial matters after marriage... It's a pity
Congratulations on the completion, I'm waiting for your next book