Hire a Prince to Farm the Fields

It's okay to read the novel, it's quite good. The whole novel is mainly about the heroine's inspirational things. It's mainly about the heroine. It's mainly about the heroine. It's mainly about the heroine. Important things are said three times! There are very few emotional lines between the male protagonist and the female protagonist, not much. The author's writing style is okay, but there are too many typos, the names are sometimes missing, and the names are often wrong. . . . .

It's a very nice book.

I went here for a high rating, but the whole text turned out to be too long-winded. It just talked about a few trivial things about family affairs. There was no writing style to speak of. It felt like a story about family affairs in a village written by an aunt in her 40s, and it didn't make sense to read. There is no love-hate relationship between the male and female protagonists. They just copy some popular sentences on the Internet. After reading Chapter 200, I couldn't stand it anymore and hurriedly skimmed through it. I wonder where such a high rating comes from?

Like this book

There are many contradictions. He once confessed that the pharmacy was his, and later he confessed that the pharmacy was his. There are several inconsistencies.

Meaningless parents are short-sighted. Many of the words are unclear and the plot is outrageous. I don't understand a lot of common sense. All in all, it's a very confusing and funny article. I barely read dozens of chapters and gave up.

The plot is too long. In the first few chapters, we split up our family, we came up with several businesses, and we were making money, but I was halfway through it and ended up not even having a house. I couldn't understand it.

I don't think it looks good, there isn't much new ideas

So-so, there are too many loopholes, you can read it when you are short of books.

It's very beautiful. Although there are two or three typos, it's still acceptable.