
Beyond the Flower Garden Fence
花田篱下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 12y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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537Chapters
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Skinning a dead rabbit is still too bloody, so go hide in the house. The heroine is too white and lotus. She has no clothes to wear and she dislikes the heroine's mother's clothes. You might as well freeze to death and starve to death. You don't like this and you don't like that. It's really a beggar who dislikes the rice. I don't like this kind of white lotus Marisu heroine. I gave up after reading more than ten chapters.
I don't think it's good or bad, I just can't stand it anymore after reading dozens of chapters.
Newcomer Yuqing Wenwen came to visit with her new book "The Mysterious Fairy Valley Medical Concubine", and the author cheered her up.
[Comment] Selling off information also requires a process
Some things may be that the author doesn't want to break the story, but it still needs a "process", at least in terms of attitude, rather than simply muddle along. Just like Yun Jue's medicine, it is one thing that it is not something that will appear now. Whether the heroine is active or not is another matter. To sell off the truth is to sell the truth, and you also have to think about whether it will affect the heroine's personality and IQ~"~ Will it make people feel heartless or short-sighted... Although I left a comment as a criticism, I really couldn't bear it because I love this book so much. I decided to jump into this book yesterday as soon as I found it. But I have a habit of checking to see if it is a bloody novel or a rogue novel. I skipped through some chapters. The two points of the heroine not wanting to make progress (in terms of strength) and clearly caring but not bothering are really obvious. I feel very suspicious about the plot. For example, after the heroine stayed in the mountains for half a year, why didn't she describe whether she had found any flowers or plants? She couldn't have glanced at all the edible and inedible flowers, right? Even if the top priority at that time was food, and the eyes could see the mist of plants, it was impossible to completely miss the flowers and plants with mist, right? That was a forest! It was impossible to ignore it after discovering it, right? But after I brought it up, it was gone. Two hundred and twenty-seven chapters later, the heroine is still a little loser who can't protect herself + has a heartless and heartless attitude that makes people question her selfishness and hypocrisy. It really makes me hesitate whether I should jump into the pit. If I don't jump, I can't let it go. I'm so entangled~~ I'll put this one away for the time being, and read the author's other book "Immortal Tribulation" first. I'll keep paying attention to it. Cheers, author.
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