
Beyond the Flower Garden Fence
花田篱下
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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34.9kFans
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She complains about the blood on a dead rabbit and hides inside. Isn't the female lead a bit too much of a hypocrite? She has no clothes to wear and yet she complains about her mother's clothes. Why doesn't she just freeze or starve to death? She's picky about everything, like a beggar complaining about spoiled food. I don't like this kind of Mary Sue female lead. I dropped the story after reading about ten chapters.
I didn't think it was good, nor did I think it was bad; I just couldn't continue reading after a few dozen chapters.
New author Yu Qingwenwen visited with her new book, "The Mysterious Immortal Valley Doctor Consort." Best wishes to the author!
[Comment] Keeping people in suspense also requires a process.
Some things the author might not want to reveal yet, but there still needs to be a "process," at least in terms of attitude, instead of just letting things slide. Like Yun Jue's medicine—it's one thing if it's not something that will appear now, but whether the female lead is proactive about it is another.
This language doesn't seem quite right; it looks strange.