Tales of Ying Manor

Okay, okay, I was finally calculated. I really have a misanthropy. What kind of unparalleled good people are there? If it weren't for Sharon and Reed, I would really want to give up the article.

Finished spreading flowers! ! ! The writing style is very smooth and comfortable, and the story is also very interesting! It would be better to write more about Ellen Bow's psychological description and Reed's emotional transformation (personal wish, no writing guidance).

Ah? Not to mention giving birth to a boy, this is no different from the mother of a boy in modern society who makes excuses saying that raising a boy is easy.

I don't understand that Ellen has been working outside as a man disguised as a woman. She should have known about the dangers of society a long time ago. Why does she still have this kind of character? How did she preserve this almost stupid innocence? She is more like a young lady who is ignorant of the world than Sharon. She is not convinced and stupid again and again when Reed reminds her. I thought she was a smart and alert gentleman with ideas, but now she looks like a holy father who blindly believes in others because of his investment, Reed's internal affairs, and Sharon's compassion.

Without Reed, Allen would have been eaten alive long ago. It's really painful to watch. I can finally give up after seeing this.

Overall, it's good, but the main character is awkward and careless!

Giving up the identity of a male who can live independently, from now on, he can only live by the conscience of the male protagonist. A man who had truly enjoyed male entitlement at a time when women were extremely hard-pressed would have put themselves in this position. Nowadays, if a woman goes home to be a housewife, the girls will be slapped back. I really thought this would be a story about Allen who has been creating a career as a man, but in the end he went home and became a wife halfway through (a wife who legally cannot even have independent property. You must know that for a long time in Europe, after a girl gets married, the dowry belongs directly to her husband).

Is it unreasonable for a woman to be so stupid after working outside as a man for many years? Is it a bit funny that she is a veteran in the shopping mall but remains naive? Does it all rely on CP to protect her? Kindness and intelligence do not conflict, and the plot makes people uncomfortable.

Spread the flowers ~ Although I feel that there are some aspects of Allen's later character that I don't like very much, but the writing style is great and the characters are still very cute. I like Xuelun Bao the most!

I still want to leave a review after reading it. The character of the wife is very attractive. The characters of the two pairs of CPs are all written out. The conspiracy and solution are intertwined. There is no rigid logic, but some places may be too simple? It's understandable that the sisters and CPs are in love with each other, and it's also true that Reed likes his sister, but his sister has little to no feeling about Reed's transition from friendship to love? Reed's self-initiated fake death allowed her to regain her female identity, and she accepted Reed immediately. There were obviously other methods, such as controlling maids, etc. Even though her sister was attached to a married life with children, she lost a lot of freedom when she returned to her female identity in that era (this sister has also mentioned it before), and her inner thinking and choices were not shown much. Then cp emotional changes can also have more events, just like the game cg, which is impressive hhh The fan language and other European-style features are well written. European-style lovers are very satisfied. Come on, madam.