Widow-In-Law from a Peasant Family: Raise a Brother-In-Law to Be the Number One Scholar

This novel is good-looking, and the plot arrangement is still attractive to read until the end. The content contains insights about life and death, love and hate, and often has humorous language. The description of the psychology of the main character is very delicate, and other characters also have distinctive personalities. The male protagonist and the female protagonist were more affectionate at first, and the female protagonist was moved to protect her younger brother and let him live a happy life. The female protagonist came from another world, and there was always a hurdle in her heart at first. She always felt that falling in love with this little brother was a blasphemy of love; while the male protagonist was crazy about love from beginning to end. Later, the male protagonist also got an opportunity to achieve a psychological balance between them, and then they finally fell in love and lived together, sharing joys and sorrows, life and death. Very sweet love, happy ending. I think the rating is low. Recommended recommended.

Many characters The male and female protagonists have really gone through a lot of hardships. There is no bloody white lotus. What is sad is the impermanence of the world. What is happy is that the male and female protagonists are unswervingly together. Feeling distressed. The good thing is the happy ending.

The story is quite interesting, and the whole story is very attractive. But the heroine is always hurt and feels like many things are a bit confusing. Moreover, the male and female protagonists sometimes act a little childishly. There is also a connection between past and present lives, which is a bit fantasy. The male protagonist is a bit willful and insists on being a scholar. Obviously, his status as a scholar cannot protect two people well. The male protagonist wants to get married before joining the officialdom, but the female protagonist insists on waiting for another two years to get married. She doesn't understand why she insists on it, as if she is delaying the plot later. After reading more than 200 chapters, I don't know why my interest is not that great. Unlike before, I kept following it. Overall, it's a good book. It has some minor flaws, but they outweigh the flaws.

I usually don't give negative reviews unless I can't help it and it really shattered my view of 5678. The emotional scene between the male protagonist and brother-in-law and his sister-in-law in 13. It's okay to say that she wrote about relationships in the later period. The compound title, but she only wrote about it in the 50th chapter. The sister-in-law with no clothes on in the bath was not only seen by her brother-in-law, but also carried her out. She also had feelings for her. It was really Li Liyuan's story. There were only 50 chapters left to write about one thing. It's so embarrassing. I really can't watch it without thinking, okay? Successfully persuaded to retreat,

It was good at first, and I would keep reading it, but after 200 chapters, I don't know what to say. In order to highlight the relationship between the male and female protagonists, the author suddenly made the two very ambiguous. Although they were still treated as younger brothers in the previous plot, I don't know how a modern mature person can fall in love with a thirteen-year-old kid all of a sudden. The male protagonist is good to the female protagonist, but... I can't express my thoughts. Also, the male protagonist is smart, calm and scheming, but when something happens, I don't think the male protagonist is very smart. Everything is just scheming in front of his teacher... Anyway, after reading more than 200 chapters, I have no desire to pursue it.

Ethically, I couldn't bear to look directly at him, and because my three views were inconsistent, I advised him to retreat. The heroine looks like a high-ranking person having an affair. It feels so disgusting.

A good plot structure, just an exclamation mark throughout the whole story! Personally, I can't accept the foul language of scholars in ancient Chinese novels, and I don't really like to write about the male protagonist being thirteen years old and a lot of colorful descriptions. This is also the first book that encounters this situation. There are also chaotic descriptions of time and space, and many plots of the life before and after the hanging are not explained. The name is modern. If there is no hanging and the modern soul takes over, the name should still be Li Cuihua. I read a lot of chapters and skipped a lot. I suspect that the author got dizzy and gave up, and the last few chapters were all repeated😅

The author's writing style is good, the psychological description is very delicate, the emotional description is very vivid, the plot connection is still very coherent, and the abstract things are expressed in vivid language, which makes people feel immersed in the scene. Overall, it is good.

As a modern person, knowing that something would happen and causing death or injury, but instead of solving the problem, he relied on a fourteen-year-old child to carry him up the mountain. He deserved to be killed. If he didn't die, the heroine's aura was too strong. I'm speechless. A kid in his twenties is having an affair with a kid of 13 or 14 years old.

The plot is okay! Although I stopped reading because of too many exclamation marks! Don't know why! I really like using exclamation points! Every word screams! A work composed of words! Tone can be expressed in words! Dense exclamation marks! It doesn't make the language more vivid! If you use it too much, it won't reflect the emotional ups and downs! I just feel that my emotions are always at a higher level! Annoying! (I am very confused whether some authors' understanding of the emotion of "exclamation sentences" is different from the "exclamation sentences" that ordinary people learn in textbooks, and is not a curse... Who will always be emotionally excited when reading a novel, reading silently with a high tone? Or is it that the author will not read it again after finishing it? If there are authors who almost have exclamation points in every sentence, I wonder if they can explain it to me...)