The Charming Eldest Daughter-In-Law of a Peasant Family

Finally finished reading 5555... An unexpectedly happy ending! I enjoyed watching the first half, but after Wei Yan rushed to take the exam, I became heart-wrenching. Like everyone else, I also hope that the heroine will change her mind and start a happy life with the prince. However, reality and ideals are still worlds apart. How can glory, wealth, fame and fortune be determined by one's heart? You can't have your cake and eat it too. Human nature. With one skill in hand, I have the world~ The intrigues, deceptions, and subterfuge among officials and those in power are tiring! It's better to be in the countryside...

Personally, I only watched the early stage, and I think it's pretty good. Everyone has their own distinctive characteristics. When it comes to the trouble of the male protagonist, if you look at the timeline, it was in ancient times. Three wives and four concubines can be said to be normal. On the contrary, those time-travel novels with one pair of talents are unrealistic. The characteristics of each character are different. Whether it is Mrs. Wang's talkativeness or Chen Lippi's integrity, they can all be praised. I think that compared to the protagonist, the character of the supporting character is more The heroine of "Xingming" is similar to the heroines of other farming novels, and the writing of this novel is very realistic. Whether it is a leech or a rabbit, "Xingming" is clear. Leeches can suck blood, and rabbits are gentle. This novel is basically a serious farming novel. The emotional line is not very obvious in the early stage. The heroine is devoted to making money, and her feelings for the male protagonist are also slow, rather than love at first sight (unrealistic) in other time-traveling novels.

This book is not bad. It is different from the previous books I read. I thought this book was also about the heroine marrying the prince, but why didn't the author write who the prince married in the end? Or never marry? I think the male protagonist is really a bit of a scumbag, because he and the female protagonist are already married, and this is so, shouldn't they be honest with each other? Why hide that she is the son of the traitor General Wei? Could it be that he was just afraid that the heroine would find out that he was the son of a traitor and leave him? And that Liu Jingxue is not innocent either. A lady from the prime minister's house can be so vicious. She clearly stole someone else's husband, but she didn't reflect on herself and tried to harm the heroine many times. It's really shameless.

It was heart-wrenching all the way through, but I couldn't bear to let go. The love and hatred between the male and female protagonists have ups and downs, but the final result is still satisfactory. The supporting characters are also flesh and blood and make people like it. In short, it deserves high marks and is worth reading.

This book is good overall, but the heroine is a bit contrived. I can't understand her unwillingness to find Wei Yan even after the misunderstanding was solved. Then I shouldn't forgive Wei Yan when she ends up in Luoshui Town. Liu Jingxue actually didn't do anything wrong, she just loved Wei Yan too much. However, she and her mother actually deserved their punishment by using red flowers to frame Lin Chuliu. I think the author could actually add an extra story to tell the story of Yun Qi and Yun Shisan. Big cheers for the author

The male protagonist in this book is too weak to be worthy of the female protagonist. I really want her to marry Yun Shisan! !

Seeing that the prime minister's daughter was saved while rushing to take the exam in the capital, her legs were so weak that she couldn't stand up, so she pinched her small hands with her big hands. If he won the top prize, he would write a letter to my mother, but not to the heroine. He who has no news is going to marry the daughter of his enemy. I feel so sick that I can't help it. Is it still a man to use this method of revenge? I have to write about sadness, separation, and bitterness. Anyway, I don't agree with the author's three views. Unless we are really separated and both are happy, and the heroine marries someone else, it would be great and happy for everyone to suffer together. A modern policeman!

Still pretty good-looking

The male protagonist is not worthy of the female protagonist

Bath tub? ? Isn't that too much? Didn't it happen in ancient times? Otherwise, how would the emperor's concubine and the rich lady in the palace take a bath? Just take a bath?