
Family
合家
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Audience
- Female
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 12y ago
- Source
- Qidian
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Heartwarming. . . . Northerners don't think it means to warm people's hearts, but means to feel aggrieved and angry. There is nowhere to express your anger, and you are heartbroken. Angry
[Single Chapter Review] Some of my thoughts on "Chapter 47 Business is Coming"
The book is wonderful~ but after reading it, I really want to talk about it. The heroine's personality seems different from that in the first chapter. She is a strong woman in modern times. People who know how to do business usually turn their heads very quickly. They can draw inferences from one example. The heroines are all strong women. But it only sells tofu and this store only sells tofu and dried tofu. It's such a waste of space. I understand that Goldfinger probably doesn't want to open too fast. But the store in the book opened too quickly, making the heroine feel like she didn't plan at all and made it up later. Very passive. Just because the shopkeeper came to the door, she didn't guess it at the moment. It makes the reader feel like she doesn't look like a strong woman. It doesn't mean that the heroine will earn fifty taels or one hundred taels after traveling through time. But I'll make it clear to the readers through the supplement. The heroine is also thinking about it, but she can't implement it. The readers who read it are disgusted.
Wow! Is it a female harem story?
I can't say what's wrong with it, but it's just not attractive enough to watch. Maybe it's because the heroine's personality isn't distinct enough. Thoughts are like those born and raised in the country.
Chapter 33 is really unbearable. I don't know what the author wants to write? The hostess is a female elite in the workplace who travels to ancient times to be co-wives. Let's not talk about the huge gap between ancient and modern people's understanding of marriage relationships, but how to adapt to the role of co-wives? How to grasp the relationship between the three husbands? The living environment of a poor family in a remote country. Even the dead original owner fought to the death to be a shared wife. The heroine seemed to not care. The sentence "The three brothers discussed not to scare the daughter-in-law" completely erases the difficulties and contradictions caused by the living environment and complex interpersonal relationships faced by the heroine. On the one hand, he does not want to be a married couple, and on the other hand, he flirts with others in his daily interactions with the three brothers. As for the descriptions of the three brothers, all of them are Liu Xiahui's style. In ancient times, a peasant boy married a daughter-in-law and slept on the same kang every day, only to watch her? Is it realistic? Is it possible? The author really wants to highlight the kindness and considerateness of the three brothers. You can't let the heroine and the three young men sleep on the same bed every day and nothing will happen! Since the heroine doesn't want to be married, why does she have to sleep on the same kang? The three brothers married and shared wives just to carry on the family line, and they did not want to have a platonic love affair with the heroine. Obviously she entered this family as a co-wife, but mentally and behaviorally she acts like a girl, acting like a coquettish girl. Especially the jealousy of lotus flowers is inexplicable. Business can only be done in the village, and others can do business first. How is this the persona of a mature woman who is successful in the workplace? When the heroine is doing business, she acts like a lady who has a mine at home and is playing tricks! It is a very good theme of co-wives, and there is a huge difference in living conditions between ancient and modern times. There is also a huge gap in the understanding of marriage relationships. What is worse is the relationship between a man and a woman. How does the heroine adapt and change her role as a co-wife? A series of difficulties and contradictions unfold, and the characterization of each character. Let the author write it... (I secretly wonder, is the author still in high school?)
Why is this book always missing chapters? Was it written while dancing? I feel that the advantages of a modern professional woman are not reflected. I don't know how he succeeded in his previous life.