Pastoral Boudoir

Let me give you a little surprise. I don't know if you like this kind of surprise. Everyone has different opinions on reading the book, but I think it's a bit shocking, so I'll talk about it. The heroine went to the county town to buy a wolf dog and came back to find that her house had been ripped off by her mother. The two of them were seen by the villagers, and then they argued with the top family members. The hero proposed to marry the heroine (probably to vent his anger) The heroine did not want to have this marriage. In fact, the heroine I think the idea is quite good. The situation was originally an emergency, but then the heroine told the hero that she didn't want this marriage, but she was vague and hesitant when she said she wanted to refuse. Although the hero is a gentle and sinister person, I like this character very much. But I personally feel that the more I write, the worse it gets. Then later on, it's time to celebrate the New Year, because the female protagonist lives independently and doesn't spend time alone with her relatives. Then the male protagonist proposes to spend the New Year at his house, but the female protagonist disagrees. The male protagonist says that he will come here to celebrate the New Year, and then the female protagonist agrees? ? The heroine felt that she was the only one in the house anyway and it was very deserted, so she agreed? You agree to spend the Chinese New Year alone without the groom's family even proposing marriage? (The heroine is not very familiar with the hero at this time, but the hero's younger brother likes to play with the heroine) In fact, if you really want to refuse with a strong heart, how can you still refuse? The most common thing the female protagonist says in the novel is: Anyway, just treat the male protagonist as joking and don't take it to heart at all. Oh, you don't take it to heart. If you don't take it, it will be cooked. Don't take it to heart. The folks in the village have seen and heard about marrying you. I also think that the heroine is also avoiding this problem. I feel like the heroine likes the hero a little bit, but I think when it comes to getting married, if you want to refuse, just say no, and if you want to agree, just agree openly. And when the hero helps the heroine buy a wolf dog, you let him help. Wouldn't it be nice to just give some money when I'm busy? I know that it was not easy for women in that era to go with the male protagonist, which is heartless In fact, this book is well written, but I don't like the attitude of the female protagonist and the male protagonist. Hey, I really can't stand this guy, I can't help but complain about it. Do you have any kind of novel where the female protagonist comes step by step to do business, has a strong heart, and has less emotional drama with the male protagonist?

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. The characters in the article who are not good to the heroine are all ugly, and the storyline is seriously inconsistent with the story. The author also said that she worked hard to write the article and never read book reviews and others scolded her. It would be weird not to scold her if she writes so poorly. No wonder she can only write such articles with such a glass heart.

Although Wan'er's name is on it, I still wonder if I got the wrong author. The author's various settings about the countryside are a complete mess. Even if they are taken as a fiction, there are many unreasonable things. As a loyal fan of Wan'er, I can only explain that Wan'er is not very good at rural pastoral style themes. When I read "Cannon Fodder", it might be short stories, and the rural style is not obvious yet, but after reading more than a hundred chapters for free, I can't stand it anymore, so I'd better continue to pursue the entertainment industry.

This heroine? I'm really speechless. The mud can't support the wall. She has lived for more than 20 years in modern times and lived like a dog? You have traveled through time for less than ten years and you have really been brainwashed? If someone bullies you to the point of being bullied, you will forgive me. When something bad happens, you just panic, panic, panic. Why don't you let the male protagonist hang on you as a pendant? If there is no male protagonist, you still don't know where to sell cakes in the corner, and you have lived a lot longer in your past life and this life. After forty years, you are really like a teenager. You don't know how to prepare for things. When you go to Dali Temple with only two maids, don't you deserve to be squeezed? You are about to give birth and there are a few pretentious maids around you who can't carry your shoulders or lift them. Nie Qiuran tears a group of them with his mother's hands. This male protagonist is also a big-hearted... Dizzy

It's a super bloody country drama. The male and female protagonists are the best parents and relatives, and they fight constantly. Although the fighting is quite enjoyable, there are still many illogical places. The villains here are all paranoid, afraid of everything, and don't know how to destroy or change.

All kinds of top quality, top quality mother-in-law, top quality sister-in-law, top quality second brother, top quality second sister-in-law, top quality aunt, and then top quality neighbor turned into top quality mother-in-law plus two top quality sisters-in-law, 🙏 is simply a top quality march! ! ! Although you will meet some excellent people in life, how can there be so many monsters with psychological problems surrounding one person? It's too dark!

Everything else is fine, but the plot is too fantasy, with the male protagonist, an old man in his fifties or sixties, attacking his petite wife who is thirteen or fourteen years old. He also thinks that having a baby at fifteen is a good thing and will leave no stretch marks in the future... Even for a time-traveling woman, I think he is too beastly. Those who do not accept pedophilia at all must clear up the issue.

Is this male protagonist??? Is it really Nie Qiuran? Does he deserve it? I don't see what's good about it at all. He deliberately creates a dark and smart setting and forcibly subdues others. Doesn't it mean he is smart when others are stupid? I was thinking about a male supporting character, but I vomited after reading the review of the book. I thought that the male protagonist must be at least a strong one, or a bitch from the village who can read? The female protagonist has really been stuck in this mud ditch forever. She doesn't have a long-term vision, and she doesn't speak upright. If she doesn't like it, she refuses it! I'm really convinced Keep watching, and I'll complain when you get to the point😅

I thought that the heroine would have a hard time in the early stage, but she would get better later on, but as a result, every chapter was filled with endless entanglements in trivial matters. Maybe this novel is about these things? At first I felt sorry for the heroine, and even cried, but then I got very tired of it. They were all the best relatives and neighbors, and it felt endless. I can still publish it like this. Is it because I read too many cool articles and I am not used to it.

This farming text is originally a later series. How could I be Zhao Ritian from the beginning? It's Long Aotian's! Embarrassing. This book is an old work. I personally think the old work is also very beautiful! The old work was plagiarized by n books. . This is also a kind of strength! Embarrassed

This book is truly the most disturbing one the author has ever written. . . This is the third time I've read it. The first two times I read dozens of chapters and couldn't stand it anymore. This time I gritted my teeth and finished reading it. I regretted it. If I had read it a second time, I would have deleted it from my bookshelf!

Now I see a problem. Except for Cui Wei, all other women are vicious and unkind. Is that an exaggeration? !

It's so annoying to watch. Wouldn't it be nice if family members didn't meet each other? With such a powerful position, no one could stop him, and he was almost angry to death every time. It's really watery. Just make up the word count.

It's a bit illogical indeed. Although the quarrel between the country people is very vividly written, after the quarrel is over, don't you think: Why should I listen to them chirping? I am the regent who holds all the power in the government. I frown and a lot of people rush to flatter me and help me settle things.

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. The author's extra chapter is really cruel. I watched the last extra chapter and my heart went cold. No one in the Cui family ended well.

I admire the author, no matter how big my imagination is, I can't think of so many excellent people.

I admire myself very much for actually spending money to read this inexplicable and wonderful book that has no merit except the best!

This book made me feel irritated and irritated. I kept getting entangled in trivial matters all day long and kept asking for nothing. I wrote hundreds of chapters, but I actually continued to read it. Are all the women in the book shrews? They ignore each one of them and show no mercy, and they insist on trying to get rid of them. This kind of behavior is said to be for the sake of whoever is good will eventually leave you, and the relationship will be worn away little by little. Cui San is also very powerful. Although he likes him very much, this child actually broke up with his mother who always loved him the most because his mother was too partial to him and lost his sister? He is just a ten-year-old child, so he was influenced by the heroine? There are also female protagonists. There have been many comments saying that the heroine is cold-blooded. I think that as a modern independent and equal woman who has never experienced hardship, she has somehow become the hardest working and least favored daughter of a strange and poor family. Her mother is patriarchal and she uses her as a maid, her sister-in-law is mean and lazy, and her father My brother is indifferent and indulgent (who cares about women after a long day), and the whole family's housework is piled on a seven-year-old girl. It's not because it is really difficult to this point, it's all because of the preference for sons over daughters, that precious grandson, that sister-in-law who gave birth to the precious grandson, that doting and partial mother! Are you angry? I have no feelings, no nurturing grace... Is it enough to sell myself to work for you? The heroine obviously has a clear distinction between grudges and grudges. If you are good to me, then I will be good to you. To be honest, my mother is so partial, it is not easy for her to be so heartbroken and not angry at Cui Saner. The shrews in the book are obviously unreasonable, and it is impossible to change the concepts of that era. If you want to avoid being wronged, you can only use tough methods. Often their greed is the source of their suffering (it sounds like being poor makes a difference, I really can't live without being greedy...) In addition, the father's guilt is too much. He doesn't know how to care about his daughter. Besides, in their concept, daughters are not as important as sons after all, and it is impossible for the head of the family to delay his son's (medical treatment, marrying a wife, etc.) By worrying about his daughter.

This book is poisonous. Isn't her father very good to her? . . If I hadn't helped her when she was a child, the heroine would have died long ago! In the end, when he becomes a son, he will become an emperor. . . Tell her father, an honest man, to give you 50 taels, and then we have nothing to do, so don't come to me! 88!

The heroine's village is amazing. Bananas and fungus grow together, and the fungus can be eaten directly!

This author's book is the only one I can't stand. I can't stand it no matter what. Nie Dalang is very annoying. It's easy for a woman to reject someone, just say so. The author just wants him to be with the heroine. It's too far-fetched.

There are two chapters missing in several places. Can the system fill them in?

This book is really well written and very true. Give a thumbs up

Am I the only one who discovered Luo Xuan's timeline? The heroine met him after she got married. It is also said that the heroine got married when he was 12 years old. Nie Ran said that he wanted to marry the heroine after he passed the imperial examination. He also said that he would take the Jinshi exam in 3 years. Therefore, the heroine was 15 years old when he was admitted to the Jinshi. So from the time when the heroine met Luo Xuan to later meeting him in the capital, it was less than 3 years. How could he grow up from a child of a few years old to a teenager all at once, and he entered the palace at a young age and had so many experiences? It is completely illogical.

Wan Er Da's old work, if you say you can't stand it, you may not be able to see the foreshadowing. There are too many top quality things, and the male protagonist is reborn, but it really can't be seen in the early stage. To be honest, forget about others, why did Chen Xiaojun get a good result in the end? This bad guy!

Many comments say that the heroine has no conscience and is not good for her family. I personally do not agree with this. Because this disadvantage is that after the father and eldest brother betrayed the heroine, the relationship between the time traveler and the new family was already weak, and at most it was equivalent to an adopted daughter. The heroine's original residence and orchard were occupied and damaged. To put it bluntly, at that time everyone was already a small local boss, the real ruling class. If it hadn't been for the heroine, the Cui family would have committed suicide and embezzled the property of their employer, Mr. Nie and his wife. This kind of provocation to the ruler would probably have destroyed the whole family at that time. Before the heroine's family property was invaded, the relationship between the heroine and her father, grandmother and a few others was still okay. After that, Cui San was the only one in the Cui family who was still regarded as a relative by the heroine. The reason why the heroine cannot get along with these relatives is the patriarchal mentality: the heroine herself and her family property should be controlled by her father and brother. Even in today's society, there are situations where parents and a bunch of sisters work wholeheartedly for their sons, but it's just not as outrageous as Yang's. According to that kind of family situation, if it weren't for the help of Cui San and Nie Da, the heroine would probably have only two options: first, resist until death; second, if she has a small amount of money, her family property will be misappropriated and she will be sold in exchange for a betrothal gift or a future for the second child.

Talk about those weird women and little emperors. The Yang family, the Wang family, the Kong family, the Sun family, the Nie sisters, Cui Mei, Nie Ai and other women all have one characteristic in common: they have imperfect personalities, they live physically and mentally dependent on men, they lack care when they were young, and their minds are extremely twisted. For example, Nie Yan can live a good life as long as she treats Cui Wei as her adoptive mother, but she can't; for example, if Yang treats the three brothers with a bowl of water, the family will gradually prosper and the Cui family will not lose Cui Wei and then Cui San. Being accustomed to his mistress, he did whatever he wanted in the family relationship, and forced the pain of his early years on Cui Wei and his daughter-in-law. He was too partial to Cui Er, causing Cui San to leave home, destroying Cui San's family harmony and belief in protecting his family, and pushed Cui San to Cui Wei's side. Those weird and useless little emperors such as Cui Er, the stupid Yang Hongquan, Chen Xiaojun, etc. All have one thing in common: everything belongs to me. If something happens, my family will take care of it. I only need to enjoy it and do not need to fulfill the obligations of citizens, children, fathers, husbands, etc.

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