Country Life for the Young Lady

I really can't tell that the author is actually a full-time writer. I paid money to read this article. It's just a waste of my money. The female protagonist in the article is basically a loser. She relies on the male protagonist to survive. She is said to have traveled through time. She is extremely stupid and sometimes looks like a white lotus flower.

Although it bears the name "Wan'er," I still suspect there might be a mistake in the author's choices. The author's various rural settings are a complete mess; even when viewed as a fictional story, there are many illogical points. As a loyal fan of "Wan'er," I can only console myself that she's not particularly good at rural, pastoral themes.

Let me warn you about something that might be off-putting. I don't know if you'll like this kind of thing, as everyone's experience with a book is different, but I think it's a bit off-putting, so I'll just say it. The beginning was quite good, and the female lead's character was acceptable.

This female lead? I'm speechless. She's utterly hopeless. She lived over twenty years in modern times and what a waste of her life? She's only been in this world for less than a decade and she's already been brainwashed? She forgives everyone who bullies her, and when faced with any trouble, all she knows is to panic, panic, panic.

This is an incredibly melodramatic rural soap opera. The male and female leads have awful parents and relatives who are constantly fighting. While the fighting is quite exciting, there are many illogical parts. The antagonists are all paranoid, fearless, and unrepentant.

All sorts of awful characters: an awful mother, an awful sister-in-law, an awful second brother, an awful second sister-in-law, an awful aunt, and then the awful neighbor becomes the awful mother-in-law plus two awful sisters-in-law. 🙏 It's practically a march of awfulness!!! Although you might encounter a few awful people in life, how could so many psychologically disturbed monsters surround one person? It's too dark!

Everything else is fine, but the plot is too fantastical. The male lead, a man in his fifties or sixties with the mindset of an old man, preys on his thirteen or fourteen-year-old wife and even thinks it's good that she gave birth at fifteen so she won't have stretch marks later... Even if she's a time-traveling woman, I still think he's too beastly. People who are completely against pedophilia should definitely avoid this.

This male lead??? Is it really Nie Qiu Ran? Does he even deserve it? I don't see anything good about him at all. He deliberately creates a cunning and intelligent persona, forcibly lowering the intelligence of others. Doesn't it make him seem smarter if everyone else is stupid?

I felt that the heroine was very good at first, but later I felt that it was a bit extreme. Aren't the hero and Xiao Shitou smart? They were so kind to the heroine, and those who bullied her didn't have a good ending. Why didn't Cui Er be killed? It seems that his father didn't feel sorry for him. It can be said that he is unfilial. There is nothing wrong with the son of the eldest son.

This book is truly the most frustrating one the author has ever written... This is my third time reading it; the first two times I couldn't even get past a few dozen chapters. This time I gritted my teeth and finished it, and now I regret it. If I hadn't read it a second time, I would definitely have removed it from my bookshelf!