In Ancient Times, I Was Too Lazy to Eat Food.

This book is really nice and novel, but I really hope that there is no male protagonist in this book, and only the female protagonist concentrates on her career. I really feel weird about it.

It looks good, but I hope the heroine won't be with Wei Lin. This man is getting more and more disgusting. He wants to interfere in everything. It's so disgusting.

What should I do? I want to see Miss Lin take over the harem. It would be nice to see Little Master Wei and Little Master Yun being jealous!

I think the author's description of the male protagonist's appearance, how should I put it, makes me feel like the male protagonist is like a rough guy, which makes me not have any good impression of the male protagonist. I even feel that the male protagonist is not worthy of the female protagonist, and this book is not as good as the male protagonist.

The more I watch, the more I hate Wei Lin. I really don't want the heroine to be with him. Find someone else.

The girl is such a holy mother. She has been hurt so much, but she doesn't fight back. She keeps giving in and has people force her. She gets angry just by looking at it.

I hate Wei Lin for no reason. I have hated this character from the beginning. I can't explain it🤢

There shouldn't be a male protagonist in this book, right? I hate Wei Lin! Will he finally give up everything here and go home with the heroine? It feels like the heroine's heart is moved. Why is it a bit like Jin Mi taking the Meteor Pill?

I'm almost not picky about the details and logic of web articles, it's just fine. But I really can't read the rest of this article╯╰. The first 150 chapters are okay, just the heroine doing business and doing tasks in the village, you can read it. But later on, the entire village and even the entire county were threatened by the three major forces, and everyone might die at any time. The heroine vowed to protect the village, but except for a steel-making knife, a gun and gunpowder, she had no protective measures, and she was still thinking about starting a textile business. . . Okay, as expected, the village was massacred by barbarians later on. The heroine was extremely sad and angry, and decided to agree to the suggestions of others and prepare for an uprising. I thought I would finally get up and start something. After all, a county was in danger, and my life was at stake. But, then there is no more. . Still no action was taken, so the story begins with the heroine recruiting people in the village to start a textile business and preparing to open a hair growth shop. (A string of expletives) A ​​county town has been ceded to the barbarians by the court, and the streets are full of refugees. How can a hair growth shop be opened? ? ! ! Still building a school? ? ! What happens after a war? Although everyone wants to see the heroine pursue a career,... . At least there is a sequence. You don't even have any training for an uprising. It feels like the male protagonist is just a tool, and he can be walked around by the female protagonist when needed. If there is no need, just write that he went to the city. Saying that his identity is not simple, but then he did nothing in times of crisis orz.

It's pretty good-looking, but I don't like the heroine and Wei Lin being together. I find it particularly annoying.