There Is Room for the Arrogant Daughter of a Peasant Family

The first 80 chapters are pretty good, but later on the female protagonist's design begins to collapse. The secondary aura can't even be covered, and the female version of Long Aotian feels terrible.

It's so miserable, there's not even a single post

It's too bad. Is this book good or not?

There is a reason for the low number of votes. The author does not have any basic common sense. The heroine is an 8 or 9-year-old child with a 5-6-year-old brother. She is not very tall. It can be said that she has no ability to protect herself. She often takes her brother from the village to the town. She never worries about safety issues. People like Wu can kill them if they are smart and stand alone in traffic. The heroine is an 8-9-year-old little girl. How dare you go to the county to buy a few thousand taels of Zhuangzi without anyone? I really don't know how to write the word "death". A malnourished 8 or 9-year-old child is really not that tall. It's so poisonous. Even if you write that she is 14 or 5 years old, it is still better than 8 or 9 years old.

I don't like space writing very much. I feel like the biggest worry is selling things. If it's about cultivating immortals and bringing space, that's fine.

The book is good, but the male protagonist is disgusting and has too much strength to persuade him to quit.

Maybe I've read too many books so I don't find them attractive, a bit streamlined and not fresh.

The heroine wants to do everything but is not good at anything. The author probably has no business experience. The stalls are so big that there are no people available at all, so they all rely on buying. They need this and that, dye cloth, sell desserts, catering, cosmetics, and finally even department stores and supermarkets. You are set in a city, and you are still surrounding the city from the countryside. You are doing it in a county town, and you are speechless. It is not realistic at all. If none of them are good at what they do, they just know how to do all kinds of things. Obviously they should be equally good at driving the others, and they have to do everything, and they can't complain.

I can't seem to figure out who the male protagonist is? Is this the real little father-in-law?

The golden finger of the heroine in the later period becomes more and more fantasy.

The number of words in each chapter is too few, and there are some ink stains

I really like orange cats😄

I really can't watch it anymore, there are too many narrations, too many inner dramas, they are told over and over again, and they start again before I even finish it. . .

It should be regarded as an enjoyable article, but the front part is written too much and too detailedly, and the back part is not strong enough to support it, which makes it feel anticlimactic.