
A Prosperous Family’s Precious Daughter-in-Law
旺门佳媳
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- Completed
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- 2.8M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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The heroine's operation is too confusing and incomprehensible
The heroine's personality is not very strong, and she is suppressed by the second roommate. Not only does she not treat them coldly, but she also gives money to buy things for them when she is justified. It is too humble. I really don't understand this operation. The heroine doesn't owe a big house or a second house, and she doesn't make much money herself. She only has thirty taels, but she has to spend 10 taels to buy things for them and distribute them? Why? The heroine married the fourth child, not the eldest son, so she has no responsibility to support her brothers? Besides, as long as the second house and the second house are kind to you and have some conscience, they won't treat you like this. Why should you forgive them? There is also talk about the second wife's child losing weight. Those are other people's children, not yours. Her parents don't care about her, so why are you meddling in her own business? To show your kindness? It would be fine if they could remember your good deeds, but obviously no one appreciates you, so what are you trying to do? Are you humble enough to put your hot face on your cold butt? ? Do you think you are truthful, good and beautiful? I'm really haha, if you earn 30 taels of money now and give them one-third to silence them, what will happen next? If you make a few hundred taels or a few thousand taels, how much do you have to spend to stop them? Is it over? If you don't give it to them, they will hate you even more, saying that you are rich but don't take it with them. Give it to them and they will be greedy. You should stay away from them from the beginning and stop giving them anything, including cooked food. Let them understand that no one owes you anything after separation, and that they make money by their own abilities instead of coveting what others have. They should be convinced once and for all. You are giving gifts to silence people. They will think you are afraid of them. The heroine's operation is really fascinating. Maybe I'm too cold-hearted. I can't be nice to people who don't have good intentions toward me. I won't even interact with her, let alone buy her things.
During the Ming and Qing dynasties, those who passed the county examination in February and the government examination in April became a boy student; those who passed the college examination in June and July became a student member, commonly known as a scholar; and those who passed the provincial examination in August became a scholar. The male protagonist in the article should not be considered a Tongsheng just after passing the county examination. He should also take the prefectural examination in April before he can become a Tongsheng!
I just read the book. I am used to reading reviews first before reading the book. There are not many reviews, and there are also very few recommendation votes. The book is nearly two million words long, so I am a little nervous.
The story is attractive, and the author must learn to refine the dialogue. The dialogue between a pair of foolish village women only needs to point out their little thoughts and selfish characters about breaking up the family. There is no need to make a long story and spend so much ink, which reduces the readability of the novel.
I have read all the chapters in one go in the past few days. I like the relaxed and happy atmosphere very much. There are not too many plots that are too bloody or pretentious. It is very suitable for readers who are tired of reading heavy flavors.
I really like the male and female protagonists, but there is too much nonsense. Sometimes, when things have been explained clearly, they start to describe unimportant processes. During the conversations, many of the conversations were lengthy and often repeated. Of course, the flaws do not hide the virtues.
Sometimes I do feel that the heroine is too pretentious.
I feel that sometimes it is too wordy, and the content of the conversation between two people is without any nutrition. It is a long paragraph, and it often makes me turn to several pages to continue reading. I can write two pages of thank you. I don't like the male protagonist either, he has no ability, he is very jealous, his original gentleness is gone, his shy little puppy is gone, he has turned into a pervert.
Shen Guiyu's success makes me unable to stand it anymore 🙂
In the ancient imperial examinations, weren't there three exams lasting three days each, and people were not allowed to leave in the middle of nine consecutive exams? This article is written between the first and second sessions, but I can take a day off between the second and third sessions. Although you don't need to take the novel too seriously, before the male protagonist comes to the county town to take the exam, this article specifically emphasizes that he will have to stay in the exam booth for nine consecutive days and cannot come out in the middle of the exam. In this case, it should be emphasized before that the candidates can come out to rest for a day between each of the three consecutive exams in this dynasty, so that there will be no inconsistency.