I bought it at a previous event, and after opening it in the past two days, I realized that it was a book from such an old age, but I still read it and finished it in one day and two nights. 75% Of the content is about the female protagonist farming, and the emotional scenes only account for the remaining 25%. It's a pity for Ganlu. To be honest, I don't like Ganlu's character very much, but I think the beginning of the plot is too similar to Qingwen in Dream of Red Mansions, so I really hope that the heroine can accept him, but it's a pity. And to be honest, I feel that the heroine doesn't really like Licorice very much. Although she doesn't treat him badly, many things are incidental. I feel that the author may not have written Enpi stories, so I still prefer someone with a single-minded relationship. Also, the thing that changed me the most in this article was the male protagonist. I originally thought that the author would write a male protagonist who is a young master from an aristocratic family, a lady, and a knowledgeable male protagonist. Being attracted, the frequency of dangers in front of the heroine is getting higher and higher, and the heroine gradually notices the hero, and then falls in love with him over time) But it is actually a bit contrary to the routine. I quite like this design, because the routine mentioned above is too common and I am tired of it hahh I didn't expect that this book was written ten years ago. To be honest, when I read it, I didn't deliberately remember to strengthen this impression. It went smoothly. When I read it, I forgot that this book was so old. I haven't read the author's current works. I don't know what it is like. I wonder if the author has plans to write about heroines in the future. Can he really write about Eun Napi? I really want to read it. To be honest, this book is not a real Eunpi for me, but in the end it is really warm and the family is really at ease.