Reborn into a Farming Family

It's actually the male protagonist of the article, I thought he was a typo in the introduction -_-#

The end. . . . . Totally confused. . . . The space was used to plant many flowers. . . The entire article records that the male lead took the exam. . . Mmp pay back the money, what a stupid article

I really think there is something wrong with the way the male protagonist handles it. Is this the difference between the male protagonist and the female protagonist? All the things were given to the family, but his sister-in-law will definitely cause trouble in the future if she is grudged against rice.

Overall it looks good. But the concept of time is not good.

Isn't this forced marriage? If you can't marry into a good family, you will give it to the male protagonist. The heroine even came to ask in person why he didn't marry her? Not even familiar with it

Regarding the way Huang is handled, I think the male protagonist... Well, this kind of mistress is more annoying. If she wanted to scold her, someone like the male protagonist would speak for her.

I originally thought it would be a story about the male protagonist being reborn, so I read it, but I found out that I really couldn't stand it. There were problems with the three concepts, and a lot of logic was missing. The writing was too unfamiliar, and I felt like I was writing well at one moment, and seemed to be distracted at the other.

Has the author changed platforms or quit the network? Just gone?

It's pretty good. The characters are complex and real. They are not just facial expressions. The male protagonist's grades are neither good nor bad, but he is also very real. It's just that the ending is a bit hasty. Why don't you write some emotional drama? You get married in such a hurry, and then take care of it in three years.

The writing is very nice. It is the first time I read a story about a male protagonist who is reborn in a farmhouse. It is quite novel.