I Was Eating Melons and Watching Movies in the Period Novels

The plot has ups and downs, and the only flaw is the male protagonist and his mother. This is the only book where I think the male protagonist is redundant and terrible. The death of the heroine's husband is even more unacceptable to me. The male protagonist spends the rest of his life praying for forgiveness, which makes me feel even more uncomfortable. The male protagonist is really tasteless and a pity to abandon. Among the three couples, the women all made sacrifices, alas! This book should have no cp, the heroine

挺好的文，女主善良又不圣母，该收拾的人直接开揍，该怼的人绝不留情，该帮助的人定会伸手相助，绝对是人间清醒，甜甜的感情，温馨相爱相守，值得每天追文！

Peng Shiyu couldn't bear to stay with her. Autistic people refuse to communicate with others, live in their own world, and avoid other people's eyes. They have looked at each other countless times. The second time they met, he said that he would move to the stranger's house. After hearing this, his brother agreed. He probably also wanted to use the heroine as a nanny. He happened to go to the countryside and needed someone to take care of his sister.

I like it, it's super good-looking. The heroine's character is generous, straightforward and kind. It's good-looking. I urge you to update it. It will be updated soon. I can't wait to read it.

As soon as the heroine sees the hero, she feels something is wrong, and the hero treats the heroine as his (sister's) nanny. My sister also has green tea and white lotus. Why does the heroine let you live in the house after meeting you once (well, because you are the sister of the male protagonist, and because you are sick, others will love you), but not let others borrow the house.

I don't like the heroine to lend someone else's house, so Peng Qibo's plan made a lot of noise. I didn't read it later, but I think it's better for the heroine to pursue her own career, while the male protagonist is not so good (all personal feelings).

I like this article very much. The heroine has a straightforward character and is kind as a saint. She will avenge her and will never let go if she can. The male protagonist's journey to pursue his wife is slow and long, come on!

Has the heroine never met a man? The hero feels that he has been taking advantage of the heroine and has not given anything to the heroine. He is very self-centered and does not consider the heroine.

1: The heroine has probably never seen a man or a pure and soft girl in modern times. Any good-looking man would come and take the stranger he met on the first day to live with him. Not to mention the male protagonist's sister looking at her with her big innocent eyes, even giving me those big innocent eyes can't change my resistance to many strangers in my family. The author shouldn't say that unity is strength. If you love unity, don't be special and build your own house and move out. Wouldn't it be the most unitive thing to live directly with other educated youth in a house arranged by the brigade? The author also writes that the heroine is very wary, but it is completely unclear where the heroine's wariness lies. Even if I have a character like Madaha, I will not accept the host's sister's stay even if I have a secret. Even if a person I just met is born with dementia, I will be afraid that one day I will be sliced ​​up because her secret will be exposed. 2: I promised to stay away from the male and female protagonist, but on the first day, she came to the house and gave me a free meal. He said he didn't want their things because he didn't want to be involved later. As a result, they became good friends and became the cooking aunt for the male protagonist, brother and sister, and the original male and female protagonist every day. It is acceptable that the author was not rigorous about the prices of goods in that era, but I cannot accept that the heroine, the Virgin, was rushing to be a nanny for a group of people for free. 3: When the male protagonist leaves for the first time, he naturally asks the female protagonist to prepare something. I really want to ask how old the male protagonist is. In an era when he was short of food and clothing, he asked others to prepare supplies. It's quite funny how the main heroine looks worthless, and she really prepared all kinds of supplies. After seeing this, I decided to abandon the article. I really don't want to see the heroine being used by men and rushing to support men. I can only say that I don't agree with my ideas and don't force myself.

Not bad, not bad, it's pretty good-looking, come on, come on, come on!