One Person: I Sent My Wife at the Beginning, My Daughter-In-Law Feng Baobao

As for Feng Baobao, you can like her, you can protect her, you can sympathize with her, you can even admire her, but if you have that kind of desire and have other evil thoughts, it can only be said that you have essentially lost your conscience.

In the introduction, Feng Baobao has learned Ah Wei's Eighteen Forms, but according to what I learned from watching the animation, Ah Wei's Eighteen Forms were developed by Xu Si for Bao'er. Bao'er has already joined the company, how can he still give you a wife? Xu Laogou is afraid that he will fall in love with you the first time.

Read more than a hundred chapters! I really can't stand it anymore! The author's battle writing is so vicious! No matter how invincible and crushing the protagonist is, he can't kill anyone. Every time the enemy either runs away or resurrects! Anyway, those who died were plot kills, and the protagonist basically couldn't do anything... In more than a hundred chapters, the protagonist killed not a single plot villain! Once a fight begins, you don't even need to watch to know that the protagonist's teammates are in crisis, and then the protagonist stops saving his hands and pretends to be cool, then crushes the opponent and severely injures the opponent, and then the opponent escapes and then appears again, which is disgusting...

The background is wrong. Xu Xiang picked up Feng Baobao in 1944, but what happened to Dong Chang and Xu Xin?

I respond immediately when I see this kind of book😤😤

Generally speaking, there are too many problems, and I personally have no objection to marrying Feng Baobao, but the various plots are too confusing. First of all, the timeline is quite confusing, and secondly, the various conflicts are too forcibly arranged, and the protagonist is too brainless. Warlords are fighting in a melee, an era when aliens and all sexes are the most active. If the protagonist doesn't keep a low profile, why not take Feng Baobao to buy a cheongsam without high heels? No, not many ordinary aliens can withstand a gun, and in the later period, the Heavenly Master cannot withstand a cannon. The protagonist is blind, and he is not always open to seeing and hearing. Do you have to be so reckless, and force other people to target the heroine and cause conflicts? This kind of routine is an ancient hatred mode. Besides, the protagonist lives in a ravine and wears a ridiculous cheongsam. The whole village is made of coarse linen and cotton. Are you the only one who is special? You must know that bandits will appear later in the plot, and the whole village will be relocated to flee. If the protagonist breaks in, there may be a butterfly effect and the warlord army will come. Do you still need to buy a cheongsam to wear in the village? Awei's Eighteen Styles is a term that was only used in later generations of films, but it appeared in the plot so early? No buddy, if you really can't write, go and learn from those authors who write about rural chronicles. Just write about cultivating a relationship with the heroine, slowly warming up, then teaching Feng Baobao all kinds of common sense, and teaching her the abilities you got from the system, and leading the villagers to deal with external crises, whether it be natural disasters such as drought and heavy snow, bandit army Whether it is a man-made disaster like the valve, it is good to survive until the founding of New China, and teach the villagers simple Qi training methods. Fortunately, in the future, it can be regarded as a small force and participate in the main plot of the future. The selling point of this book's title introduction is to marry Feng Baobao. Readers come here for this. You have to prioritize. If you marry her, you have to consider self-protection (after all, her identity is a mystery, which is suspected to be related to Wugensheng, so she has to consider becoming stronger and improving her strength to deal with possible dangers or other dangers. The encirclement and suppression of his sect requires either an individual to be extremely strong, or an individual to become stronger and cultivate power at the same time). Secondly, you have to consider immortality (otherwise the protagonist will die of old age and Feng Baobao is still alive). And if the protagonist wants to become stronger and immortal, he still has to rely on plug-ins. The plug-in gives rewards to cultivate a relationship with Feng Baobao. Isn't this a circle back! You have to cultivate a relationship with Feng Baobao, live the plot, and live daily life, instead of running out and wandering around, causing trouble and being all kinds of brainless. You just write the same thing as a chronicle, write about cooking delicious food for Feng Baobao, teach Feng Baobao common sense and skills, write about being intimate with her and cultivating feelings, and then unite the villagers to deal with external crises in the early stage when no one can be the best, and lead the villagers to live a slightly better life. Isn't it better than taking Feng Baobao and two novices out to cause trouble? At this stage, Feng Baobao doesn't know any tricks, and the protagonist doesn't have enough energy, qigong techniques, or means of protection. What's the point? This kind of plot really makes people feel uncomfortable.

I admire these hard-working people

Awei's 18th style is given by Xu Si to the baby, so he can figure out the tricks

After reading the introduction, I feel that it must be poisonous. Please explain it to Shen Nong.

I asked why your data is so bad, your creativity is quite good. The idea is good, but your story is not attractive, the plot is too bland, and you have to write one or two chapters for such a small thing. It only takes so long to write about one place, and it is still so bland.

This introduction is so outrageous, I'm afraid you won't be able to bear it.

The first part cost less than 200 and I threw away my brain. I could still bear to watch it. But the author just changed the character in the second part and completely lost the setting of the protagonist.

A blind man picks out clothes for others? Even if you have knowledge and knowledge, is it really okay for you to be so abnormal? You can only see and hear the color! Is it really okay to be so jumpy even though you know you are involved in a dispute with a different person? Do you have the ability to protect yourself? As for Feng Baobao's appearance, you dressed her up so beautifully in those turbulent times. What do you want to do? You can only see and hear things about ordinary people, and in other people's minds you are a blind man! In front of strangers, you have Qi and can sense it, but you have no other means! Does it look at your current acupuncture skills? I'm really not afraid of being NTRed to my face!

After reading the introduction, I won't click on it.

The subject matter is good, but the pig's feet feel stupid. I risked offending other masters to save Mr. Zhang, but the result is ten yuan? That's it if you are a native who has never seen the world. The problem is that you are a time traveler. How much is your ability worth? You have no idea how much it is worth. Count? Master Zhang is also weird. He coaxed him to ask for more money, but he was given thirty? If your money at this time is valuable, forget it. Buying a cheongsam and a pair of embroidered shoes only costs eleven yuan, and Master Zhang's life is worth two sets of clothes?

The first hundred chapters are okay, but the rest are full of anti-Japanese dramas

Hey, if I didn't come back I would have died of poison

Brothers, I want to ask how to file a report.

An Anti-Japanese War novel under the skin of one person

🐶💩Things, the writing is really disgusting🤮

The timeline of this novel seems wrong, right? After the 36 thieves, there was Feng Baobao. Why are the 36 thieves still doing their own thing after Feng Baobao?

Is this writing about one person? Is this an Anti-Japanese War novel? I don't even know what the hell I'm writing until the end. It's such a mess.