My Wife Might Not Be Human

When the winter in the city is warm, looking at the Hanjiang Tower in the distance.

This is how Dongnuan and Hanjiang Tower go together. 😁

I really don't understand that this kind of fairy wears a human form, has no magic power, and may have a lifespan like a human being, but there is no complaint at all, and he immediately integrates into the new environment and lives an optimistic life.

How should I put it? The characters described are a bit too extreme. Except for the male and female protagonists, everyone seems to be selfish and profit-seeking. I can only say that most people have good and bad sides. Don't just focus on the bad side.

The story of a bamboo spirit mingling with farm life is written like a palace drama, which makes me speechless😑

I've read so many chapters that I can't stand it anymore. I'm really fascinated by the setting where everyone in the world is bad except for the male protagonist and female protagonist. I won't come back again.

I feel that the heroine was tortured to death in her previous life, and the people in the village, including her family, did nothing to save her. It pains me to lead them to make a fortune as soon as they come up in this life...

Hurry up, Luo Liba Suo, get married as soon as possible and live a life without shame. I'm still waiting for Nuan Ya to fall off her horse! I'm still waiting to see the baby. I wonder what the bamboo spirit will produce? Bamboo shoots?!

Although there are many top-notch ones ahead, they are still very interesting. The heroine was dumbfounded, beating each of the best parts, and there were occasional laughs, so I watched it. Then in chapter one, a reader said in the chapter review: Author, just focus on the plot, and we don't want to read the rest (what? Forgot). Therefore, I don't know if the author was influenced by this comment, and started to follow the plot from the time she was recognized as the adopted daughter by the prefect's family. The plot tells the story of the heroine making bamboo paper, being granted the title of county princess, playing with sand and baking glass, building a water wheel, a cultivator, a harvester, planting fruit trees, and being granted the title of princess. Some of the best people who appeared were killed by the male protagonist behind his back. Many personnel had no contact with the female protagonist. I don't know what the meaning of those personnel's existence was. It has no effect on shaping the heroine, nor does it increase the readability of the story. In fact, I'm very sorry. The first part was quite interesting, but in the second part, I really don't know what I want readers to read. Just, it's quite boring.

It's still readable at the beginning, but not as good as the running accounts later on, and the logic is a bit one-dimensional.