Pastoral Little Blessed Wife

About the male protagonist Knowing that the stepmother is a concubine, you still call her mother and support her? He may be a good person, but he is such a wicked person. So to say it sounds nice is to be kind, but to say it correctly is to say it is disgusting. Does such a father have the illusion that he is a three-year-old child? What do you think of your own mother when you dream back at midnight?

I can't stand it, it's a bit ruining the three views. They are obviously so hateful, but you are still helping them. Why do you pay off the gambling debts, help contact the county magistrate, ruin the three views. I think the male protagonist seems to have no brains. His wife and children have been bullied to the point that they don't want it, but he can still forgive them. At most, he only pays lip service to it. In fact, he still does whatever he wants. On the surface, he looks down on the foolish and filial person. In fact, where did he put the male protagonist and his own mother like that? Wouldn't he dream about his mother blaming him at night?

The most useless male and female protagonist in history

I agree with the anecdote mentioned above. I am really speechless when I read this chapter. What do you mean by not getting good things from Dazi? It was obvious that he had been bullied all along, but now that he had come out like a beggar, why were everyone afraid of him? Since the male protagonist is so powerful, why did he leave his pregnant wife to join the army?

This book is impossible to read. The writing is too poor. It is like a running account. It does not describe the correct three views.

This book really makes me feel more and more unhappy the more I read it. The male protagonist has said from the beginning that he will not make things easier for the Han family and that he will not let his wife be wronged. However, when things get tough, he has no choice but to make those rotten people in the Han family suffer. The female protagonist is really miserable with him! The more you look at it, the less you want to look at it! ! !

In fact, I just want to know if those marinated seasonings were already available in that era. When I read this book, I felt that there was no shortage of anything in that era, potatoes and so on. When I read this book, I felt like I wanted to see a modern mountain village. The male and female protagonists are too cowardly!

It was so depressing for the people watching it. They always thought it would improve later, but it didn't at all.

She falls in love with a farmer so quickly. How hungry is the heroine? How can she keep talking about it?

Well, it's pretty good-looking.