A Woman's Worth

I really hate that the heroine and the hero try so hard to match up two people for the sake of Wang Qiao and Zhou. There is something called a well-matched marriage in this world, but any marriage that is not a well-matched marriage will not be good in the end! What does it mean to be a good match? Sometimes it's not just the financial foundation, but also their respective life experiences, vision, cultural accomplishments, outlook on life, etc. If you force a eunuch woman to be brought together with a man from a poor background, let alone a mother-in-law with such a shallow vision, life will be difficult! I have a female friend who grew up in a good family environment. Her mother washed her hair when she was a child, and when she grew up, she washed her hair in barber shops outside. It can be said that she has never washed her hair by herself for decades. Later, she got married, and her husband was also very rich, but he couldn't understand why she spent money to wash her hair outside. In the end, the marriage consumed all the emotions in daily life. Hair washing is just a single event among many people with different values. There are countless similar things, so it ended in divorce. Doesn't the man have money? No, he has money, but why can't he stand his wife spending money to wash her hair outside? Because their respective growth environments determine different values, this is an insurmountable concept that cannot be changed in a lifetime. There are many examples of this, so both the female protagonist and the male protagonist are really too shallow, and their handling of marriage is not in line with ancient real life! Marrying someone is easy, but the problem is that you are marrying into the other person's family. You will have children in the future, and there will be disagreements on the education of the children. A man cannot always be on your side. In the end, love will change beyond recognition.

There are not many high-quality farming articles, but this one is considered to be of medium-to-high quality. The writing is okay, and the characterization is okay. The great thing is that the heroine's handling of the characters' relationships is more in line with the background setting, and the general direction of the plot can be self-explanatory, without giving people the feeling that the male protagonist has an enhanced version of the halo of brainlessness. The last point I say is because many Tadada novels on the market now generally start from tearing up the weirdness, and then start to tear up the weirdness, and then tear it apart all the way. The plot always revolves around some trivial matters. Even if the heroine is written to reach a very high status, in fact, the way she acts and speaks shows the breadth of mind and the height of her vision. They are all very low, and then the plot and characters have to match the heroine in this position, and she has to be more mentally retarded to bring out the intelligence of the heroine, and she has to have several "smart" male protagonists and supporting actors flocking to her, which fully shows that the author is too lazy to use her brain, and drives the heroine to use her golden fingers to join the society without thinking. However, "The Lady" handles this point more reasonably. It gives the protagonist a strong background and combines it with the background of modern people. It does not continue to write about Tian'er who is fighting for a living in the village as if he has never seen the world. The plot turns to focus on production. The author can keep the reader from shutting down the brain before reading, which is quite good. As for the character creation, it is a bit thin, but if you look closely, there are still many shining points, such as the Sixth Prince, who has a distinct and full personality, and some secondary characters. The most impressive one is Sanshun's mother. On the one hand, she is a little person with little knowledge, and she was very happy to argue with the heroine. On the other hand, as the mother of a very important child in the plot, motherly love is also real. The scene where Sanshun and his mother meet when they return to the village from the capital is a reflection. People are inherently complex and multi-faceted, and pure badness and pure blackness almost never exist. At least this character made me feel the author's intentions. I personally feel that the thin side mainly comes from the lack of details to express the characters. Jiang Yifan is gradually getting fuller, but before the pursuit begins, there is a feeling that he is just an NPC who comes to promote the plot, and the level of intelligence he shows is different from the set talent status. At this stage of the plot, the emotional intelligence has begun to increase, and I look forward to the follow-up performance. Except for the male protagonist, the problem mainly lies with the little characters, whose writing skills are slightly insufficient. A group of craftsmen, including those sent by the royal palace and those sent by the government. If you observe carefully, I believe that they have different personalities, different speech and behavior, and different thoughts. When making inventions, it is not impossible to be convinced by the heroine with a few words, but it is a bit idealistic and simplistic. Another point is that the balance between the heroine's self-reliance to make a fortune and the romance part is weak, but there is no word count... Anyway, I side with Jiang Yifan as the male protagonist. His predecessor and the female protagonist are two different people. The female protagonist's predecessor was killed and her two lives were regarded as sisters. After being cuckolded in public, he took the opportunity to divorce. Jiang Yifan's behavior was just not enough to be a holy father. We can't watch the heroine being a scumbag and beating people with ease. We can't watch the hero get rid of the heroine's predecessor and let the heroine's predecessor be punished. We will feel that the hero has lost his morals and is not a good person. It was not him who owed the heroine but the fate that threw her into this pit.

The heroine can be with anyone, her ex-husband and Master Liu are both good, but I personally prefer Master Liu, which does not affect the author's thinking. I just have a small request, can the heroine's mother and father reconcile in the end? I really can't stand this scumbag.

I want to avenge my ex-husband! First of all, the original person's death was her own fault. She designed her concubine to cheat on her, but she was tricked instead. When she was caught by everyone, the original person died, and the heroine was reborn. So if you have an enemy, you are an aunt and a concubine, and have nothing to do with your ex-husband. Even if the ex-husband is reasonable, it will be eight thousand miles away from the original body's death after the heroine came in... Secondly, the original body is a scumbag, indifferent to life, and countless people died at her hands. The marriage was also forcibly taken, and she did not respect the opinions of her ex-husband at all. It's just a real-life female version that robs a good husband of a good husband! During the marriage, she did all kinds of stupid things to create trouble for her ex-husband... And in the end, she put a certain green hat on her ex-husband (although it was designed, and she would not care about the rumors, not to mention that she did it herself.), From another perspective, even girls can't bear it, so my ex-husband decisively divorced me. I think there is nothing wrong with her. After all, no one is a masochist. Finally, I say that my ex-husband was ruthless, but when he met the down-and-out heroine (although he didn't know about the replacement), he didn't add insult to injury, didn't ridicule, didn't beat, didn't murder, etc. When the heroine wanted to borrow money, he readily borrowed her money. I think my ex-husband was really generous. He didn't hold any grudge after being tortured by the original person for so long. He also helped the heroine keep her whereabouts secret and didn't tell the government. At that time, if the ex-husband leaked the secret and the Duke's Palace came to find him, the heroine would be either dead or imprisoned! Is this called coolness by my ex-husband? How about a good young man with such a principled outlook? Do you have to endure being forced into marriage, being tortured, and being cuckolded? My ex-husband is also a human being, and he also has the right to resist and choose, right? ! As for whether my ex-husband is the male protagonist, I really don't have an opinion. He has upright views, has a bottom line, has integrity, and acts decisively. Why can't he be the male protagonist? Besides, the current heroine is the heroine, not the original one. They are two people. There is nothing wrong with the ex-husband falling in love with the heroine, but this setting is a bit cliché... Ahem...

... Read the previous chapters. There are too many bugs. Not rigorous enough everywhere. In this ancient time. The heroine ran away from home? In such a huge palace, the Duke can't even find a concubine? That's ridiculous. At first I thought it was a palace novel about a high official. Now it seems that Mary Sue is written by Xiao Bai. The author takes it too much for granted.

I don't follow many articles on Qidian. I often give up after reading a part of many articles. I spend money to read articles that make me uncomfortable. I think it is self-abuse. I really like this article and encourage the author. If I can finish reading it, I will definitely give the author a reward.

I was originally recommended to read this novel, but after reading a few chapters, I was shocked. The heroine's inexplicable escape was too inappropriate. First of all, it was not safe in ancient times, and she and Grandma Jin were even less safe. Secondly, what about the household registration? She was probably a gangster when she escaped like this, and after she escaped, she became famous. I'm afraid the voice will be worse, and what happened to her mother? Although she is not her biological child, she ran away like this, and her mother is afraid that it will be difficult. There is also the previous heroine's dislike of the original mother. It is uncomfortable to look down on her. I am surprised. Where does the heroine's face come from? Why should she look down on the original mother? She must be taking herself too seriously.

I can't understand what the hostess Yin Shi did to Wang Qiao's mother. First of all, Wang Qiao's mother was ignorant and just a village woman. The author's writing is very consistent with real life. This kind of widow who drags her son to grow up is the most disgusting. The son who has a little ability feels that all the women in the world are not worthy of his son. Most women want to torture their daughter-in-law and wish they could marry their son. As a noble lady, it is unreasonable for Ms. Yin to be too down-to-earth. How can she have a happy conversation with a village woman? Haha, you're giving someone a gift as a meeting gift. How many women with power and money have you seen in real life giving gold jewelry to someone you just met? No matter how rich you are, you would never waste your property like this, especially if this person is nothing close to you. Is it interesting for you to help the poor? Wang Qiao is the son of a sworn brother who the heroine recognizes as her grandfather. Isn't this a far-reaching relationship? As for the heroine's mother, it can be said that it has nothing to do with it. What kind of emotional investment does she have in Wang Qiao that is worthy of her giving Wang Qiao's mother clothes and jewelry? The poor and the aristocrats were classes that were difficult to transcend in ancient times. No matter how down-to-earth the heroine's mother is, she should still have a certain sense of nobility. Not just anyone can come up and be friends with you. What is a class circle, what is a well-matched family, and what is like-minded? She and Wang Qiao's mother could only meet on face-to-face terms, and nothing else would be consistent with real life! We can't even chat together.

When I read the introduction, I thought the male protagonist was the Sixth Master, but it turns out that the male protagonist is still the ex-husband of the female protagonist. It's so stupid.

Is the prince that boring? Do you have to keep an eye on an abandoned woman?