Who Gets Reborn and Still Marries a Female Educated Youth?

Half-toxic, half-not toxic, good for when you're looking for something to read.

I haven't watched it. If the child isn't the main character, I suggest staying away from female educated youth. Is there a Shennong (a legendary Chinese deity)?

🤭Judging from the title, I thought the book wouldn't marry female educated youth, but after reading the content, I realized it didn't actually involve marrying female educated youth A, but then turning around and marrying female educated youth B. In the end, it still ended up marrying her, so I immediately dropped the book because I couldn't continue reading. (Judging from the title, I thought it was going to vindicate rural girls, but in the end, it still looks down on rural girls.)

The author keeps writing about the messy family drama, and countless readers have already left. It's quite frustrating that the author still has to keep writing. Either be firm and give them a hard time, or just break up the family business. Saying a few mild words like this won't get them any attention.

👀I have no desire to read through your introduction.

Invested. This seems to be a first-time writer. The story is good. The plot development is good. The showing off isn't very smooth, but the satisfying moments are still there. The internal logic is consistent. So it has great potential.

The protagonist is too cruel; he's constantly being drained of his life force by his older brothers and their spouses, and he always puts the greater good before himself, making him seem a bit pathetic.

I read it all in one go, it was alright, but the updates are slow and there aren't enough!

I feel that the female educated youth had a problematic background. If she couldn't get married, would she choose another woman?

There are very few historical novels about the South; most are about the Changbai Mountains.