Peach Blossoms Bloom Without End in Troubled Times

This is my first time commenting, and I am dissatisfied that such an excellent article has such a low rating. The plot has ups and downs, is unconventional, the words and sentences are well chosen, and the author's writing style far exceeds that of most 9-point oral novels.

I can only say that the female protagonist is clear-headed and very realistic. She does not live for the male protagonist Luo Xiaoyu, but for herself and her worthy relatives. Life is not easy in troubled times, not to mention having an old child and two young children, but she still lives a free and easy life. The novel is basically about the exciting battles between the female protagonist and the male protagonist. Most of them are fighting scenes, which are very exciting.

It's a disgusting book. The man uses aphrodisiacs to make the woman strong, and the man feeds the woman drugs to make her strong. He also writes about their love. This author has such a distorted view of the world. He also writes that the woman is a special police officer who traveled through time in the 21st century. This kind of indiscriminate reading is destructive.

The story is more exciting! It is worthy of the title of endless peach blossoms in troubled times. It would be better if some of the plots in it could be optimized, such as the male protagonist using aphrodisiacs to rape the female protagonist and related plots.

This male protagonist's early character looks like he is sick.

The story is quite good👍 and worth reading.

I have read many books, and this is the only one that I read twice in a row.

I insisted on reading more than 200 chapters, but I couldn't stand it anymore. Logically speaking, this book does not have that many typos, and it does make people feel more comfortable. However, the low rating does make sense. First, the male protagonist is disgusting. It is normal for a person to want to seize the legitimate heir, to hide his strength and pretend that it is okay to do something, but the male protagonist always looks down on the female protagonist. At first, he saved people and taught suture skills, but only gave them ten taels of silver. Even if he knew that the heroine was his son's biological mother, and her experience in time travel and her ability as an agent were revealed, the hero only thought that she was of a poor background, and that her moral character in giving birth to a child before marriage was not good enough to be his wife - even if the son was his own. The heroine's beauty and ability attracted him, but all he wanted was to make her his concubine, and even drugged and raped her. In order to make her pregnant again, he insisted on marrying someone else even if he didn't have to marry a wife. After the heroine became pregnant, the heroine was not well protected. After the miscarriage, the heroine's identity was exposed. The hero was already a prince and went to war. He couldn't find a reason to take the heroine with him and left her to be coached by the queen. In addition to the handsome face created by the author, the character is really not good. The male protagonist had an unhappy upbringing and was not valued or favored. However, he wanted to pamper his concubines and pass on the future to his son. Never thought that when you want to marry a real wife, there will be no peace in the backyard, and your son may not be able to grow up happily? After already knowing the legal environment of marriage in modern society, what comes to mind is not to respect the heroine, but to persuade her to accept the reality of three wives and four concubines. Secondly, the heroine is an agent. When it comes to her own safety and she plans to escape, it is barely understandable to live in a brothel. But what the hell is it that she drinks, plays music and sings lyrics, and behaves in an extremely high-profile manner? Are you afraid that others won't find out? The character collapses. Furthermore, the heroine claims to be self-reliant and not to be a concubine, but the result is that she becomes obsessed with the male protagonist just because she looks good? After being drugged and having sex with someone, do you really want to avoid contraception? She was pregnant again. She said she was afraid of being rejected by the world, but in fact, she was relying on her pregnancy to gain favor. Is it impossible for a modern agent to avoid childbirth and have a miscarriage? Third, the heroine suffered a violent miscarriage during her pregnancy. The child who could see the human shape must have been four or five months old. She fell against the wall and bled. In this case, the endometrium did not rupture and was not life-threatening. She could dig a hole and bury the child. The bleeding from the miscarriage was simply interpreted as menstruation. After she was rescued, the doctor took her pulse and could see the trauma, but did not mention the harm of the miscarriage. There will be no bleeding without confinement. A person who takes care of her and wipes her body every day will not be able to detect the bleeding of the heroine, and even go so far as to doubt the heroine's integrity. There is really no common sense. Fourth, in ordinary time-travel novels, the identities of men and women will not be exposed easily. This heroine was exposed, so she just used the blueprints of various weapons and equipment to support the war. It's okay to bring benefits to yourself, but what did the heroine bring to herself? It can be said that in many time-travel novels, the skills of the heroine are better than 80 to 90% of people, but the level of frustration in her life is also at the forefront. No matter what the final result is, I can only say that this book has a wrong outlook and is disgusting.

I feel frustrated after reading more than a hundred chapters, but it is actually good to watch, but the heroine is too frustrated, and the male protagonist has issues with his outlook on life. I skipped to the end to read the ending and extras, and I was even more speechless. The Hua family is still alive and well, and they can still manage the heroine's father. I gave up, and I can't watch anymore.

It's good to watch. Although the heroine has just come out of hard work, she still feels a little softer. Based on the author's positioning of the heroine, she should be decisive and decisive in grievances and should not create any obstacles for herself. Fortunately, being self-reliant and self-reliant didn't give the man a chance to abandon her, and the male protagonist didn't lose his temper either, so he gave her the chance to change.