A Cannon Fodder Stirs Up Trouble in a Period Novel

Warning: The system forces the female lead to find the male lead, who is a rotten cucumber (a derogatory term for a man who died in his previous life, lost his memory, married, and had children). I don't know if it's because there's no romantic pairing, or if the author can't write a good new male lead, but keeping this rotten cucumber as the male lead is disgusting.

I dropped the book when I saw the system arbitrarily issuing forced tasks halfway through. If the author has so much power to force people to complete tasks, yet still disgustingly issues forced tasks at will, it's obvious the author lacks any coherence. And the fact that the female lead, with her double protection of being a prophet and having a cheat ability, still relies on men's opinions is even more disgusting.

Oh no, is the female lead really going to have to seduce the male lead? No way! I don't want to read a guide! Can't we just let the male lead seduce the female lead? The male lead isn't important! Xiao Fan is cute enough! 🥺

I'm actually finding this family drama quite enjoyable! It's not so bad that the male lead isn't coming back; infrastructure development, farming, construction, and raising kids are really appealing. Author, keep it up! Keep the excitement going, and give us more chapters!

The male lead is poorly designed!! It would be better if the female lead focused on building her career and completely ignored him! It would be more interesting if the male lead came back to pursue her!! The male lead is poorly designed!!

I feel that having no male lead is best. The standard for a villain shouldn't be simply someone who opposes the protagonist. Only those who do bad things should be villains. As long as a person is upright and has contributed to the country, other criteria don't need to be so strict. The hope is to cultivate a good person, not a mere echo of the original protagonist.

The system requires the female lead to find her father, and she's used as a tool to find the male lead. The title even suggests a romantic subplot, which is a bit disgusting... I'd better not force myself.

With such a system, it's better to perish together.

Chapter Six: Abandoning the Book. Why can't she just enjoy her own beauty? Why does she have to come back to the male lead? And she keeps wiping him out of nowhere. What era are we living in that this kind of system still exists?

I'm speechless. Chapters 276 and 277 are clearly about doing something life-threatening. The male lead is being monitored by enemy agents, yet he still manages to sneak out for a rendezvous with the female lead.