Beloved in the Countryside: The Gifted Princess Consort

To be honest, it would still be good to watch it if there was no male protagonist! The author's description of the male protagonist is simply hard to describe! Not to mention being sticky all day long, when you presented roses to everyone in front of the store, you actually asked for a hug? And they hugged each other in public. At that time, the male protagonist was described as burying his head in the female protagonist's neck? At that time, in a society where women's reputation was of paramount importance, how could a man have such an absurd requirement to act like a hooligan in public? This alone shows how much the male protagonist despises the female protagonist!

The heroine of the apocalypse should be Shuang Qiangwen. Don't write it like a saintly essay that looks forward and backward.

Dear author, can the storyline be a little faster? When I see chapter 17, they are all cooking. Is it necessary to write down the details of the meal in such detail? Why don't you write down the food and eat it one by one? Then count how many you've eaten. 😥😥I almost want to give up the article. Where is the male protagonist? When will he get rich? It's already Chapter 17. The heroine's family only appeared in the first chapter, but not in the later stages. It feels like he is just entertaining himself. Well, let's not talk about the heroine's family. Let's talk about the heroine's family in the countryside. Nothing happens. She is just eating. She is an outsider. People in the village have no idea. There is no foreshadowing in the early stage. In the later stage, the heroine gets rich. Is it so smooth? And in the heroine's space, there is everything. She may have helped the shopping mall in her previous life; having said so much, the author still has to come on, come on, come on, come on, personal thoughts, don't mind 🌹🌹

Not to mention that some of the ancient background settings are a bit inconsistent, and not to mention logical problems, in fact, the overall content is okay. Just a little bit, can we stop using the words "she" and "him" wrongly? It makes me suffer from obsessive-compulsive disorder, and I still can't change it manually.

This article is just a cooking article, too wordy

Why do you still live in that shabby old house when you are rich? Are you still repairing all day long? Where did this come from the end of the world?

I've read over a hundred chapters. The heroine's water power can't be used to produce high-pressure water. She has to use a knife to exert effort.

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