The Little Landlord of the Farm

It's rare to see a good article, not impetuous, not pretentious, but smooth and flowing. Everyone has shortcomings, selfishness, and flesh and blood. This is the second article by the author Zhui. Come on (ง•̀_•́)ง!

I really like the female protagonist and the male protagonist. Their children can create a sequel. Just like Jiangnan Wilderness

Sure enough, every author's early works are hard to describe in words.

It's a good novel. The hero and heroine are flesh and blood, with strengths and weaknesses. They can be considerate and tolerant of each other, and it's good for children's education.

As I write this, I feel more and more like a virgin, and I can't stand it.

A very interesting short novel about parents

This article is not bad, the writing style is okay, not very immature, but there are quite a lot of bugs. When I read it, I found no less than ten mistakes, not to mention typos and sentence errors. It means that I am not careful enough in writing the article in large letters, and I forgot some plots. Therefore, there are a lot of bugs, which is a waste of this good article. To be honest, I quite like reading this article. I may not notice it after reading it once. After reading it a few times, the bugs will be magnified infinitely, and it is impossible not to notice 😰

As expected, it is an early work, and the writing style is still very immature.

In fact, I think it would be better for Li Shi to take the scientific examination. I feel there is no need to study medicine. Now that he's promising, it shouldn't be as difficult for Li Jiang and Su Wen to get into a good academy as it is now. I really don't like the Yuan family. But maybe the author has another deeper meaning.

I would rather recommend Little Lucky Girl from the Farm. This book has more suffering, but I still like to read something sweet, such as the story of the Manbao family, which makes people laugh out loud while reading it. This one is more miserable, but it can be seen that this is the author's early work, and there are really many typos. . .