Jiang Liuniang’s Everyday Rise to Wealth

So readers' biased reviews can really influence other people's choices. The first time I clicked on the article, I read a few chapters and some comments and then put it down. But the author is my favorite. I read the other finished article from beginning to end. I didn't believe that the new book would be crooked, so I clicked in to read it again, but I couldn't stop reading. The more I read, the better it looked. The whole article was full of warm and lovely bubbles. I like this style of writing now! If it is light and makes people feel happy to read, it is a good article!

I've read more than half of it, it's a very interesting book. First of all, the protagonist of this book is not Liuer. She only provides a perspective. Her father is the real protagonist. A man who is super handsome, kind, has high emotional intelligence, has good looks, loves vanity, is approachable, petty, protective, loves his family, and has a wide range of friends... At the same time, the emperor is also his biggest fan. Secondly, many people in the book are very vivid: the dowry spirit, the sister who insists on rules, the brown-faced fiancé, the possessive brother, the upright and nagging uncle, etc. Finally, let's talk about the story itself. To put it simply, it is the revenge story of the Jiang family and the Ren family. The big boss is Qin Tianye, and he has hidden his troops. Although most readers didn't notice it (there are many female readers, hehe), the memorial of Liu'er's grandfather made it very clear that 60% of the grain and grass were missing, and the location was near Zhongmu County. The second boss is General Jiang. There is not much emphasis on this one, and he should appear again in the later stages. The third boss is Princess Renhe, a stupid woman who can be crushed to death at any time, but she thinks she can overthrow Chao Gang and help her younger brother rise to power. The rest is the daily life of the Jiang family. This part is my favorite, including the story of Mr. Jiang's promotion in the imperial examination, the story of Jiang Liuer's martial arts practice, the story of Jiang Liuer's fortune, the story of Jiang Erjie's recruitment of a son-in-law, the story of Jiang Sanlang's beating, the story of Jiang Ling's evildoing, etc. All kinds of interactions are very interesting. In short, it's a book worth reading, keep up the good work

The Ten Guards of the Great Zhou

This article is so beautiful! ! ! ! The only drawback is that Jiang Ling is too close to Liu'er. I think they should be brother and sister and shouldn't be in a relationship, so it's very awkward.

Yu Yuzhu's Little Lucky Girl is almost finished, and I'm running out of books again. I saw a reader recommending this book. After reading it, I thought it was pretty good, but I didn't like the heroine at all. It felt awkward for a little doll with the soul of a twenty-year-old modern female college student to be held by a handsome man in his twenties all day long. It was very inconsistent. The interaction with his unrelated brother was also very awkward. It made these two people my least favorite in the book! The other characters are all well written, needless to say the male protagonist Jiang Er Ye is perfect! Handsome, funny, affectionate and righteous, with high emotional intelligence. I especially like the heroine's little sister. The image of this indigenous girl is very cute. I was touched by many things. I really want to have a little sister like this! This book is highly recommended and worth reading.

After reading a few chapters, I was very confused. I was pushed into the water and drowned, but no one took it seriously. Well, even if the adults don't know that the core has been changed, paralysis is not a trivial matter, right? ! Did everyone treat it as a child who fell down? ! !

She should be called Jiang Liu Niang. Her father made a fortune every day.

After seeing the punishment of Jiang Sanlang, I couldn't stand it anymore. This Jiang Sanlang can be seen from a young age as a ruthless person. If he pushed his sister into the water just out of anger, then he later made his sister paralyzed and suffered so much because of him. Afterwards, he was very angry and continued to ridicule and ridicule his sister without caring. I want to say that such a child is really not a scum? Then looking at the way the old lady and her eldest son dealt with it, they were quite doting on Saburo, and they didn't feel like they took it seriously. It was only natural that the Jiang family should be defeated. With such elders, it would be difficult to be rich for a generation. Her eldest son was still talking to his wife sanctimoniously about what would happen if Saburo pushed someone with a higher status than him into the water. He felt so hypocritical. What should be said first is not that such a young child killed his sister when he was angry and didn't care. How failed the education of their couple was. Instead, he worried about those things that were beyond his reach. He thought he was so great and thought too much. Finally, I want to say one more thing. This article went too far off topic. The title is about the heroine, but it says about the heroine's father. It must have been placed in the wrong place. It should be on a male channel. Moreover, Jiang Erlang is obviously an Adou who cannot be supported. The author actually wants to give him a golden finger to make his career successful. He really thinks that the ancients were all fools because the imperial examination was so easy to pass.

I don't agree with what you said downstairs. Wen Zhui has created a very good Mrs. Yazheng. She is literary, intelligent and responsible. She loves her husband and is kind to her children. Now she has a son. The hardships of the past twenty years have been compensated. Not only has her life become a small perfection, but the Jiang family and the second wife of the Jiang family have also become a small perfection because of her. Because she fills the gap of the mistress who has no mother, fills the gap of the most beautiful man in Zhou Dynasty who has no conjugal love, and also fills the gap of the Jiang family's expectations for a second wife. I hope the author will not write her wrong in the future. Everyone has selfishness, and it is okay not to be the best, so that we can create a happy and beautiful picture of all living beings in the Jiang family.

Looking at it now, I feel that the author has gone off topic, and the female protagonist has become a male protagonist.