The Carefree Little Landlord

If God had not given birth to me, Fu Xiaoguan, the eternity of this world would be like a long night! I've read more than 200 chapters, and it's an enjoyable book. From what is written in the article, it can be seen that the author has put in a lot of effort, including endless poems and songs, the formation of suspicions and formations of troops coming and going, etc. A rare good book. I haven't read any male videos recently. I can't find the book I like. I stumbled upon this book. It's rare that the author writes it so beautifully. Watching the male protagonist grow up step by step, I have an inexplicable feeling that the silly son of the landlord has finally grown up! There are already two female protagonists, but they are not abrupt. I feel that this is the direction of the plot. I don't know what other people think, but I personally think the author's arrangement is reasonable. It's not finished yet, and I'm really looking forward to the follow-up development! I hope this book will encourage more friends who like reading to read together and see how the silly son of a landlord's family reaches the pinnacle of life step by step! Finally, I hope that as the weather gets colder, the author will take care of his health and write better works! I also hope that I and everyone here can realize their dreams! Just like Fu Xiaoguan, work hard! Read it again! Thanks to the author!

It's really great. The writing is clear and the logic is clear. It's not as brainless as Shuangwen, but it has a different kind of excitement. The poems and lyrics are also very good, and the plot of the story is just right. In terms of emotion, Zhang Pei'er at the back feels a bit hasty, but it's okay, there is no need to drag it out too much, and can there be more chapters? I'm really looking forward to it, and please try your best, take care of yourself, and happy New Year😊

I initially gave it good reviews. The writing was really good at the beginning. The writing is smooth and logical. The scenes and environments depicted are vivid and three-dimensional. I am particularly looking forward to this book. Later, the writing got worse and worse, and after reading Chapter 946, I couldn't stand it anymore. Let me talk about some particularly bad things (1) When Dong Shulan kills the protagonist, the protagonist is not only not disgusted, but also grateful. Even if the protagonist would not have traveled through time without Dong Shulan, it can still be barely understood. I won't go into details on this point. (2) After the protagonist arrived in Jinling, his personality suddenly changed for no reason. He was completely different from his previous character setting. Even if you just make up a random reason, it doesn't matter, it just changed so abruptly. People who read it don't understand why and are confused. (3) The relationship between the characters is too pale and stiff, without any foreshadowing. They say love is love and hate is hate. No matter passers-by or enemies, they become good friends and brothers after a drink. (4) The ancient women written in the book are too open-minded. They are all ladies, and they say they have read female training? Even before we get married, we can't wait. We have sex, live together, get pregnant, and exercise a lot. One or two of them can be understood as infatuation. Everything you wrote is like this. No one in the brothel is so mean and sao. There are also cheaters and haters for the emperor. (5) The protagonist believes that he has the ideological consciousness of modern people, is high-quality, has high moral character, and has the world in mind. I won't talk about finding so many women. After all, I didn't take the initiative to find him. The protagonist is a great talent, so it's normal for young girls to like him. But you let a fifteen or sixteen-year-old girl get pregnant and give birth to a child. Is this what you think as a modern person? What about your morals? What's the bottom line? What about human nature? (6) The names of characters and places are confused in many places, and the worst thing is that the generations are written incorrectly. At first, Yu Chunqiu was written as Yu Wenyun's cousin, and later Yu Chunqiu and Emperor Xuan Yu Baibai were written as peers. Sometimes Peng Yuyan is written as Peng Tu's granddaughter, and sometimes as his daughter. It is really hard to understand that people like my grandparents, Mr. Qin, are called brothers and sisters, and their grandchildren are also called brothers and sisters. (7) Because of the war between them, my father-in-law, mother-in-law, and uncle all wrote si. How should Yu Wenyun deal with the relationship between them? To hate? To love? Or should I go crazy? Can't you write about being more harmonious with your father-in-law? Can't we work together to harvest other crops? With so many slaps, why do you have to hurt each other with your loved ones? If you want to write about unity, you can be violent to others, but you can completely conquer your father-in-law with the protagonist's advanced thoughts and ideas. Isn't this book positioned as a light, witty and refreshing article? On the contrary, the more I looked at it, the heavier I became. It was not relaxing at all. Everyone has one hundred and eighty identities, the spy here, the undercover there, and the identity and background of the protagonist are too complicated. I personally think the character setting is too complicated. It is undeniable that the plot is ups and downs and fascinating, but it is too much, it is too much! A little simpler would be better, it can better highlight the theme, it is relaxed and enjoyable, and the readers will be happy to read it. Not to mention some illogical settings and small flaws. Alas, I was quite optimistic about this book. The ancient poems are very appropriate. The author's literary skills are also good, but the plot direction written later is completely biased. Finally, I hope the author will write a good next book and it will be a big hit.

I watched half of it in one day, which was pretty good. It looks like Qing Yu Nian and a top servant. But maybe this type of time-travel novels are similar. After all, those who cultivate immortality are all about refining energy and building foundation pills, which is understandable. I hope the author will keep up the good work, come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on come on!

When I saw the title of the novel, I thought it was a light-hearted article. But gradually I found that I could barely understand it with my IQ. The article is full of reversals. The good people you think are not necessarily good people, the bad people you think are not necessarily bad people, and what you see with your eyes may not be true. One thing is different when viewed from different perspectives. Although the novel has many twists and turns, it feels casual and natural. It was unexpected but expected, with foreshadowing everywhere. I definitely say this is an excellent article.

I couldn't stand it when I saw the emperor asking his father to take a concubine. The emperor is the king of a country and cannot order his father to take a concubine for the sake of a commoner. In ancient times, the royal family was the supreme ruler and had to have dignity. Besides, it's impossible for the ministers to ask the emperor to issue such an order just for one person, right?

Summary of the content of "Happy Little Landlord": I was lucky enough to travel through time and was born into a landlord's house. He had no shortage of food and clothing in this life, but he didn't want to wait around to die, so Fu Xiaoguan did some random things, but he didn't expect that it would have such a huge impact. The emperor wanted to give him a first-class official position, the princess wanted to recruit him as his consort, he would not marry the daughter of the Shangshu Mansion, the Huangren wanted his head, the Yi Kingdom wanted his life, and the Fan Kingdom wanted his money... But Fu Xiaoguan wanted to be a big landowner. In "Xiaoyao Little Landlord", Fu Xiaoguan has ten wives, Yu Wenyun, Dong Shulan, Yan Xiaolou, Wu Ling'er, Tong Yan (Xu Xinyan), Zhang Pei'er, Su Su, Nangong Piaoxue, Sima Che, and Chunxiu.

The following comments are based on personal understanding. Fu Xiaoguan is a small landowner from Linjiang. The title of the book is also Xiaoyao Little Landlord, but is Xiaoyao really Xiaoyao? Xiaoyao is more of a mockery. A person who thinks about freedom and happiness has encountered so many things. Regarding Emperor Xuan's suspicion of Fu Xiaoguan, these are all understandable. It is terrible to let the tiger return to the mountain. In recent chapters, I have been writing about wars, wars between several empires. Fu Xiaoguan played a game, and Qin Huizhi and Emperor Xuan played a bigger game. I just thought that maybe Fu Xiaoguan's mother also had a game. It is even possible that Fu Xiaoguan's last time traveling also had a game. Everyone is a player in the game, but they all think that they are the ones who set the stage. It seriously feels like there is a reversal in the end. Dean of the Taoist Academy , the book mentioned at the beginning, we can guess that the book was probably written by Fu Xiaoguan last time. It's all conjecture. Perhaps, the two lives of Fu Xiaoguan may collide. Perhaps, at that moment, Fu Xiaoguan would understand everything. No matter how good the world is, no matter how good the wife and children are.

After the avalanche, your own father died trying to save you. Instead of inheriting the throne, you actually returned to the Yu Dynasty. Xiu'er, no one can be more beautiful than you. I have been reading books for more than 10 years, and this is the first time I have seen such a beautiful book.

It was good before the avalanche. After the avalanche, I felt like a complete mess. Not to mention that after knowing that Wu Zhao was his sister, he would agree to have sex with his sister and give birth to children. This talisman did not fit with the character setting of the male protagonist. Wu Zhao's rise to the top was obviously the author's attempt to forcefully introduce ancient Chinese history. Later, he forced sensationalism and crammed the number of words, and the plot was a complete mess.