
The Fierce Tea Maiden
悍女茶娘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.4M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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Reader comments 18
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Emperor Zhaoshun is dead, what a pity, I quite liked this emperor.
"Fierce Woman" and "Joyful Eyebrows" are definitely not written by the same person. With "Fierce Woman's" writing style, if it weren't for the fact that "Joyful Eyebrows" isn't ranked in the top 10, how many people would read it? It's full of plot holes…
The writing style is quite immature. The employees are rioting and threatening to resign—this is completely out of step with ancient times. Where's the contract? Or is it just a matter of quitting...?
The writing style in this book doesn't seem like it was written by "Nonsense 10". I came here after reading "Joyful Occasion", and the writing in this book is immature; it shouldn't be able to write something like "Joyful Occasion". Which is true and which is false?
Sigh... I wanted to see the female lead drive the tea industry forward, but there were always some strange and unsavory elements. The focus shifted even further towards romance and other storylines later on. Also, characters died so easily, and it was all just for dramatic effect or to create a melodramatic effect—it was really boring. Every time I drop a story, my heart bleeds. Leaving this as a memento 💔
Is this really a work of fiction? The writing style is completely different from what I write later.
The female teacher taught her brother to read; didn't her parents find it strange?
[Chapter Review] A brief commentary on "039: The Dangerous Man"
These two chapters are truly heartbreaking. Poor Wang Yutian, such a promising talent, became cannon fodder... Sigh...
This is a story that makes you feel increasingly frustrated the more you read it; some plot points just feel forced and contrived.
I came across this one from "Joyful Encounters," and the male lead's ungrateful personality is slightly better than the male lead in "Food Scheme." The female lead indirectly fattened up two ruthless families, and the forced addition of scenes to Panlong Mountain... All of these are really illogical, suggesting that only the protagonist's halo can get them through.