The Daily Life of Raising Children in Ancient Times

Write a proper book review, without criticizing. First, let's talk about the comments saying that the female lead agrees to the male lead taking a concubine. This is foreshadowing, a setup to trap the female supporting character and make her fall into a trap, thus completely eliminating her. There's no need to attack this point.

My almond-shaped eyes widened in astonishment! I hadn't checked back in a while, what is this all about? Is this the legendary "bad review" scheme?! No investigation, no right to speak. If you don't like it, just say so. Why read someone's hard-earned writing and then criticize them? The two minutes you read are two hours of their work.

The following comments are not intended as malicious criticism; they are simply parts of the text that I didn't quite understand while reading. This may be due to differences in personal preferences and tastes; there is no other malicious intent. After reading the first few chapters, I felt inexplicably disliked the female lead.

It's so wordy, with too much internal monologue. I really can't stand it anymore. Every character has a ton of monologues. Oh my god, I can't take it!

I'd like to read about the daily life of raising a child. Which chapter of this book starts with raising a child?

This is a story about a male protagonist whose grandmother, mother, eldest sister-in-law, and second sister-in-law all want to place concubines around him. Let's see what the transmigrated female protagonist does 😰 😁😁😁

I can't stand it anymore... The female lead actually agreed to take a concubine. If it were for the good of the child, she shouldn't have agreed. She could have used her family's influence to object, but she foolishly agreed. Furthermore, the author constantly emphasizes filial piety, creating a character like Old Madam Min. But putting aside the female lead, just consider the male lead's mother.

Just reading the synopsis gives the impression of being cheap, shameless, and willingly degrading!

It would be best to let Liu Hui marry someone who seems glamorous on the surface but is inferior to Lin Yun in every way, so that she will regret it for the rest of her life.

I glanced at it and it's a novel from 2016... All I can say is that a noble family... Treating their own grandson and son like illegitimate children is just incomprehensible... It really feels like a bunch of insane literature.