
A Vegetable-Scented Household
蔬香世家
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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I couldn't continue watching after seeing the initial premise; it made absolutely no sense.
From the minute I saw the servant slapping the heroine because he was so worried, I couldn't watch anymore... In ancient times, after being a slave for decades, would a slave hit his master? He didn't recognize his godfather, he had no identity, it was impossible!
I couldn't stand it anymore! Ugh! I decided to give up on it.
Let's take a look
I just happened to see this piece and thought I'd take a look since I had some free time! It seems pretty good!
The female lead was stupid in her past life. Even if you have a cheat code as thick as your waist, it's useless if you're stupid. You can't become smart. Sure enough... She was surrounded by all sorts of people and she was still stupid. She even had a hard time getting rid of her extremely stupid stepmother. The plot is illogical.
Clutching all his savings and sneaking into alleyways, what kind of madness must he have?
990369🤔, I really don't understand! The female lead is the best at needlework, and she teaches others to make money, but she doesn't earn any money herself. She signed a contract with a restaurant to deliver food—isn't that money?! Yet she says she only makes a little money making face powder. 🤔😅🤤
The characters in this book are very problematic, and there are too many internal monologues.
I was skeptical after reading the comments, but later I realized it was indeed poorly written! The author's thinking was too chaotic.
"The Fragrant Vegetable Family" looks good; it seems to have relatively positive values. However, there's almost no romance between the male and female leads. The female lead is particularly strong-willed, which makes the novel appealing.