Ancient times or indigenous people, farming, management, commoner life, food, romance mainly, plain, ordinary life, no abuse, no bloody house fights, revenge and killing elements.
This book is from the perspective of the male protagonist. Logically speaking, I would not recommend The Red Mansion in this book list because The Red Mansion is always accompanied by a struggle for power among the house members. It would be too brainless to read it without this content. But this book is a little different. The male protagonist is more casual and has not been assimilated. He does not invent this or change that. I think it is a farming novel in the Red Mansion, and it is also very interesting. The Cp copy has been written. If you are not biased, you can read it. The shortcoming is that I don't understand why you want to have three daughters. I have no requirements on the gender of the children, but the heroine just wants to have a son. It is obvious that the third child will not be born, whether it is a boy or a girl. Why should this be so? I don't understand.
It's strange. This book is similar to the book "Three Meals" below. The most important thing is that I just finished reading that one yesterday. I was very impressed that the village chief's son was in the town. Then something happened in the town and he ran back to the village. Then the village dug and sealed the road. But I read this book today and it's exactly the same... So I read it carefully. I felt very puzzled. In chapter 34, the protagonist's best friend is also going to marry the second son of a pig butcher. In chapter 44, the protagonist also sews wedding quilts for the children of the aunt in the village to make money. They also use goat milk and so on. But this Four Foods book was written two years earlier than that one. Could it be that the farming articles are similar?
The advantage is that it is not rich and powerful from beginning to end, but has always been in the village. It is a very pure farming story. The main subject can cook delicious food. It focuses on the strong wife who controls the man. There is no mother-in-law or daughter-in-law. She gave birth to a brother and a boy.
I've seen a lot of people who get rich and go to the city. Occasionally, I find it refreshing to see people like this who have always lived in the village.
This book actually doesn't quite fit the title of my book list, but it doesn't seem very fussy.
The female protagonist is beautiful and there is an age difference with the male protagonist, but the novel is not very snotty.
I like to see it, just put it in
I finished watching it. It was a little rushed, but it was actually okay.
Although he was clean, he did not enter the palace. The male protagonist is not a prince, so it is considered normal.
Few people wrote about it in the Western Han Dynasty
Also food-oriented, little people's daily life
It hasn't been serialized yet. I'm currently following it. It should be pretty good.
Travel to the 19th century
I'm tired of watching a lot of time travel to foreign countries.
But this article is very interesting and also has a food orientation
I'm following you. Don't miss it.
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