A True Record of Nurturing Worthy Ministers

The preference for boys over girls is simply deeply ingrained in China. Even if industry has developed and society has progressed, feudal ideology is still very serious. It is said that when my mother gave birth to me, my grandparents brought a lot of nutritional supplements and got in the car to see my mother. When they heard that she was giving birth to a daughter, my grandfather immediately turned around and went back. My grandmother persuaded her again and again, so she had to come and see my mother the next day. When my grandma wanted to bring an extra box of condensed milk, my grandpa said it was a waste of money. My eldest uncle is the most depressed. He dropped out of school when he was young to support the family. He is capable and smart. He worked as a handyman and became a factory director. He transformed the family's small bungalow into a spacious building. It is not an exaggeration to say that he is the mainstay. The younger brothers and sisters below are all taken care of by him. But because my eldest cousin is a daughter, my grandfather is very picky about my uncle's family. He often says to the neighbors that my uncle is doing this or that. My cousin and I have never received praise or pocket money from my grandfather since we were children. My second uncle's cousin received all my grandfather's love and my grandma loved me the most when she was still alive, so I didn't pay much attention to my grandpa's patriarchal behavior when I was a child. Later, when my grandma left, I felt the feeling of being ignored by my grandpa that my cousin told me.

The author of this book writes very well. But after so many years of women dressing up as men, the character of the protagonist is still more feminine. He doesn't have the spirit that a man should have. Be timid in doing things. I have only read about a hundred chapters, and I feel that this book is biased toward house fighting. Express your own views💀

It was a bit boring and the plot progressed slowly. I gave up after reading about 20 chapters. Are you still commenting that he looks better than a farm boy? Is it porcelain?

There are very few articles like this that I can read. It was okay at first, but I ended up going back in time a few times. The comments also mentioned whether the world would be pierced through a sieve, and then I didn't expect that there would be soul exchange, and the protagonist's IQ in the soul exchange part was too low. It was almost the VIP chapter and he suddenly had a low IQ. What do you think? It's too lax.

This book is more beautiful than the one written by a peasant boy in the imperial examination. The male protagonist is more decisive than the peasant boy and does things neatly. Pleasant to watch

I have read nearly 200 chapters, and my overall feeling is that the protagonist's political IQ is clearly lacking, and the name keeps changing →_→ I don't see where the protagonist shines... It's far-fetched

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Those women will be watched by Lu Shuo and others. After learning a skill, they will probably be able to establish themselves first. If Lu Shuo is transferred later, they will have less trouble. After all, the early stage is always the most difficult!

I don't know whose girl Wei Zhao will marry as queen in the future. Will it be the Yuan family? There must not be a Bailianhua who is obsessed with Wei Zhao and does not distinguish right from wrong. Let Brother Shuo strive to be the only one who is the most favored... I don't know if Lu Shuo's sister will enter the palace. I hope not. I remember that this sister is a little confused when she grows up and is not sensible at all. Don't let Lu Shuo be held back because of her.

There is a woolen handle... Who would believe those who talk empty talk? The old monks in the temple all said that this was the real soul of Lu Shuo. They couldn't understand why Lu Shuo was so confused at such a critical moment... What's the point of getting entangled with this woman? Doesn't she look good? Just tie her up vigorously and resolutely. No matter how much the good villain talks at the critical moment, there will always be mistakes...