Farmer's Little Daughter-In-Law

At the beginning, I couldn't put it down. As I read it, I felt tired of the words and tired of the heart. 1. The heroine, the Holy Mother. Treat the widow of the male protagonist's adoptive father, no matter how bad she is. If you can be tolerant to other bad people, treat her as a favor. You can do it with your sister-in-law's family, so there is nothing wrong with the family that raised the male protagonist. (I don't mean to forgive the male protagonist's adoptive mother.) 2. The heroine's brother is the most annoying person in the whole story, bar none. The second thing I hate about He Xiaocui is that they all get something for nothing. People are not bad, but they just bring trouble to others. 3. In the article, I feel that the male protagonist is a very powerful character, but in the end he has no ability. From the beginning, he relies on the female protagonist to earn money by making wine. 4. The village chief's family, Mrs. Liu, is also quite annoying, but she can accept it and is not a relevant person. 5. People like Mrs. Wang and Xiao Xiaoyan of the Zhao family and Qian family, although they are bad to the core, they are still villains, so no matter how bad they are, they cannot make me angry. 6. The wages of brewing workers are ridiculously high. You can buy an old house with 8 taels. Workers start with 1 tael a month, and soon it rises to 1 tael and a half. If they help with cooking at noon, they will get an extra half a tael. Regardless of their job position, technicians and firemen have the same salary. They can buy a house in full in a year at most. Some characters are really speechless and annoying. If I read the latter part earlier, I would not take it so seriously.

I really vomited! Is the male protagonist a mobile slut? Apart from kissing, what else do you want to do? It is difficult for the author to copy so many chapters and repeat them. After gathering these hundreds of chapters, especially the finale is simply jaw-dropping! Suddenly the ending? Ah? Ah? Ah?

The writing is too vulgar. There are swear words in every chapter, all kinds of swear words, it's so scary

The subject matter of the story is quite good. You can make a fortune with a pair of hard-working hands, but the author's portrayal of the characters in the story is a bit too much. Occasionally one or two unreasonable ones are okay, but if there are too many, the overall article looks uncomfortable. Also, I don't really agree or like the way the heroine handles some things. The story overall is quite depressing. Maybe the author's writing technique is not what I like. I hope the author can come up with more and better works.

In addition to being ruthless towards the male protagonist's adoptive mother's family, Mrs. Wang, and her family's team leader, the heroine is very hard on anyone who doesn't deal with them. I saw chapter 298, skipped to chapter 308, then skipped to chapter 360 and read three chapters. Then I skipped and read casually in the middle, and then to chapter 405, I saw the finale of chapter 408. It was originally very good-looking, but the heroine was too holy, and they kept emphasizing that she was not a holy mother. In the article, He Cuilan has no ability and just thinks about what to do for her lover all day long. I don't like this character. Xiao Xiaoyan looked down on everyone in her husband's family and was dedicated to helping her mother's family. She was unclean and neither she nor her family liked her. Except for the younger brother, the heroine's mother-in-law doesn't like the characters, especially the eldest brother. The male protagonist gave me the feeling that he was powerful and had status, but he was supported by the female protagonist from the beginning to the end. Although he also did things, his ideas and skills all belonged to the female protagonist. The female protagonist was too holy to others, and she didn't like her character. Li Zheng's wife, Mrs. Liu, is a philistine. She likes to take advantage of her, but her heart is not that bad. She doesn't like her or hate her. These three, the Zhao family and the Qian family, Mrs. Wang, are originally opposites. It is normal for them to be bad and annoying, but it is not strange. In the end, this book was readable, but it was poorly finished. The ending was rushed and many things were not explained clearly. I felt it was a waste of time. I would have stopped reading if I had known better. The previous chapter dealing with the Zhao family was really interesting...