A Brocade Crown for All Under Heaven

Qiao Zuzhang felt like a child who had not grown up. When something happened, he only wanted to complain to his father. If he didn't have enough money, he would worry about the money of his two eldest sons, because the eldest son used to be responsible for solving money problems for him. After all, it was something he got used to. As the third child, he had a good talent for painting, and he was born in a large family. He was rarely allowed to take responsibility for the family on his own. In fact, he was a gnawing elder, just gnawing at the elders of the Qiao family and the eldest son. Therefore, when he had to shoulder the family responsibilities alone when he got old, he wanted to reach out for money. It's a pity that he not only gnawed on his old age, but his step-wife also gnawed on his old age by helping his parents' family. He took advantage of him and treated his stepson badly. His two young children also gnawed on their elder brother. No one can stand such ungrateful gnawing old people.

This is the most difficult book I have read recently. It's not because of the content, there's nothing wrong with the content itself. Although the pace is slow, there is an aftertaste between the dullness. It's a good story. However, I am not used to the sentence construction techniques used by the author. For example: She got up early in the morning and walked around the yard. She found that no one else had gotten up yet. She turned around and entered the kitchen. She lit the fire and started making breakfast. This kind of sentence pattern is everywhere in the article, making it very difficult to read. It may also be that I have left behind the consequences of grading my son's homework. To be honest, when I read this work, I really didn't want to take a red pen to the author to correct the wrong sentences. So I really kept thinking silently that this is not my child's homework. This child has already passed the time to take the high school entrance examination and college entrance examination. There is no need to grade or correct mistakes. Another thing is that the author puts a picture at the end of each chapter, mostly of gorgeous flowers, but also some scenery. I feel good about posting this kind of picture occasionally to share with readers, but posting it in every chapter is really unfriendly to readers like me who read for a long time every day. It's equivalent to suddenly switching from black and white to bright colors every few pages. This transition occurs so frequently that my eyes feel sore and painful after a while. I have been reading Qidian e-books for more than ten years. This is the first time that I have to quit every few chapters to calm my eyes. The reading experience is extremely uncomfortable. Anyway, I don't quite understand the meaning of this operation? Could it be that the author is afraid that people will take too long to read her book, so she deliberately uses this method to persuade people to stop?

Qiao Yunran expressed her opinion openly and honestly, but it was a pity that Shen Luochen was stunned by her smile 😁

The two little sisters in the eldest house are very good. They know the general situation and don't suffer any disadvantages. Such sisters can help each other and only help, not hold back.

I admire how Zuo Da calmly brought a group of people to life, especially the disgusting Lin family. The Lin family is so prolific that their livelihood depends on Mrs. Lin carrying the money from the third house back to her parents' home. It's impossible to bear Qiao Zhaoshi's return, and there will be a riot! Qiao Guangxiang protected his grandson but also his youngest son, so he quickly separated the family. The Lin brothers knew that the financial backer had cut off the money and the impact of the young girl's visit to the master's house was not good, so they quickly married and remarried, saving money and making money.

Watch "Heart to Heart". There is so much helplessness in troubled times! The mission of Qiao Zhaoshi in the family is to reproduce future generations, so Dai is qualified to run the family and have five children. It's a pity that Qiao Zhaoshi's background and upbringing from a high-ranking family in the north determined that his vision and ambitions went far beyond that. Dai was raised by his uncle and aunt in a well-off family in the south of the Yangtze River. The husband and wife were not on the same social background, so it was difficult to get along with each other and they were both at odds with each other. Therefore, the ancients said that a well-matched family means having the same values, interests and habits, and a high-quality marriage can lead to a prosperous family!

It's too procrastinating, some things are said over and over again, and some characters' personalities are also written repeatedly.

Qiao Zhaoyin waited until the family was separated before thinking of persuading his mother and sister. It was a bit late, but it was better late than never. After all, reality forced them to recognize the reality. Qiao Zhaoyin is smarter than his mother and sister, but judging from his past behavior, he is far worse than his two brothers. He has small schemes but no big plans.

Where there is a stepmother, there is a stepfather. The author should let the stepfather suffer more.

If it's not enough, when will more updates be added? Or update it 😆😆😆😆