Called a Poor Widow, I Use My Superpower to Turn Things Around in Ancient Times

I really like this kind of cp-free widow article, but there are very few

Fishing guys should be unhappy with this book. The heroine catches more than a dozen fish every day, and most people would be fine with just one or two.

I was happy to see that there were more than 400 chapters. Then I looked at the word count on it, 450,000... There are only a few words in one chapter, and I was disappointed.

The step-by-step development process of the heroine uniting the whole family is quite interesting and feels very nurturing. However, there is too much nonsense. It feels like it is not only teaching children but also teaching readers. Some views on life have repeatedly said that it is unnecessary. The system is useless. It's like giving a cheat in the early stage, but don't be too lax. In the first step, it's 100 points for a horse, explaining that living things are expensive, but later it's just one point a day. Ten days is enough, and it becomes ten points again. And I always felt suffocated while watching it, but later I realized that because there are so many pages describing the best remarks, it makes people angry. If these best remarks can have corresponding retribution later, then the anger will turn into refreshing. I guess the author wrote such a plot to have fun. It feels cool, but there are very few articles. Most of what they get is a scolding from the protagonist group, and then they are scolded again and again. The only one who gets retribution now is the divorced Sun family. How can other people continue to live their lives? It has no impact, and there is no happy feeling that the bad guys get their retribution. Especially the boss, after being convinced, such a selfish and irresponsible person thought that he would be arranged to go out to suffer hardships. Well, after he went out, he had a soft meal, no worries about food and drink, and a wife to hold him. He even arranged for a son. Why did he suffer? Although he was not accepted when he came back, he was allowed to stay in his ancestral home instead of building a shed next to the big house as mentioned before, but living directly in the big house. The house had been described so much before, and it goes without saying how comfortable it was. Not to mention that he felt uncomfortable. In fact, he just lived in a big house, without making a living or serving his mother. He had food and drink, and the prime minister's eldest brother had no one to mess with him in the country.

Every chapter is full of Che Zhulun talking back and forth, which made me feel breast hyperplasia. I don't know if it's because of language habits or hydrology. For example: He understood what he said, but he didn't look good on his face. He said it clearly, and he couldn't pretend not to understand. It was too disrespectful. He couldn't help but understand what it meant. He was helpless. He couldn't refute it, and his face didn't look good. The above is imitated according to the author's language habits, and the author even goes beyond it. If this article can be shortened by two-thirds, you can still take a look.

The system requires that no one of the children be abandoned, which is a failure. After reading the first few chapters, you don't need to read it.

I feel like I've recently seen three farming novels about old mothers dressed as old mothers. Could it be that old mothers transforming their sons and daughters-in-law into new fashion trends?

Looking at the bad luck, he even transformed himself into a white-eyed wolf, but he gave up after seeing this.

After watching it for so long, I still can't figure out what the heroine's superpower is. Doesn't the heroine rely on the system? The author's writing is still good, but the title of the book doesn't match up.

This white book actually has no comments or comments. Then let me break this silence.