The Wine Maiden

This... I would like to ask those who have read it, what do you think of the content and writing style at the end? Please evaluate objectively! I couldn't stand it after reading two pages.

This book is so magical that I jump back to the first chapter after every chapter. After reading more than fifty chapters, I went back to the first chapter more than fifty times, and I was going crazy. . . Also drunk 😡

Sometimes my surname is Lin, sometimes I am Du, and sometimes my name is Li.

Just like this work, it would be great if you could give me a magical space!

It's really not easy for father and daughter to be reborn and to renew their relationship in the same family!

There are too many typos and there is nothing new in the plot. I really can't stand it.

Is the peach blossom stuffed peach red or pink? To be honest, the author's writing is too rough and casual... It's a mess

It's bullshit and looks terrible. The heroine traveled through time like a fool. The reason why it is a crime to have a jade has already happened once in the previous life, but I still can't remember it after time travel.

The price of this book is really a mystery. As mentioned at the beginning, two taels of silver is enough for a family to live for half a year. The life of the heroine's father is worth ten taels of silver. As a result, he can earn hundreds of taels by selling a watermelon. Ruan Er, a guard, even if he is from the palace, can buy watermelon and wine with fifty taels and fifty taels. It only costs 2 taels of silver for teenage children to give each other gifts on their birthdays. A New Year gift for Master Li during the New Year is often worth more than a dozen taels. . . It's amazing. In a small village in Shangougou, money is really not regarded as money. A few taels of silver can be taken out casually. A gift can easily cover the living expenses of the whole family for several years. I haven't watched the follow-up yet, but so far I really feel like I'm having fun every time I see a tael of silver.

The author made too many typos, and sometimes I laughed while reading it, but I was very happy. A very intriguing story of struggle was transformed into a relaxed and happy story, which kept me from being in a bad mood. Thank you 😁