After Dressing up as an Evil Mother-In-Law, I Became the Hope of the Whole Village

This is the author's second book, and it's also very interesting. I once read a review that a good novel is one where the result makes you feel unexpected but reasonable. I think the author's writing is like this. You think it might be A or B, but in fact the result is C, or A and B, or B and C. If the result doesn't come out, you are not sure whether it is the case or not. I came here with a learning attitude, because I don't know much about human nature and sophistication. The author's book talks about these in quite detail, and it doesn't just talk about general principles. It uses examples one by one to analyze by the elders to the younger ones. I think it is very good. The author's books will also repeatedly emphasize one thing - responsibility and stability. Saving your life is the most important thing. Don't always think about getting ahead. Don't be too high-profile when doing things (it's not that you can't, but don't go too far). Don't give people too high expectations before doing something. You must first explain that you can't guarantee that you will do it well (the author is not really a doctor, right?) When I first started reading it, I thought it was similar to the first book! Isn't it a duplicate with a different name and background? Now that I have caught up with the latest chapter, I can tell you responsibly that although the heroines have similar personalities, they are both kind-hearted but not holy people. They are all self-aware of their own abilities. The heroine is also very lucky. Most of the people she meets are simple and kind-hearted (probably Dafa). (Part of it is written like this), and some of the content will be similar. For example, the heroines all have their souls transferred to their mother-in-law, and neither of them has the memory of the original owner. They both have a eldest daughter-in-law who can't handle things well and only knows how to live in the nest. There is also a sweet potato fortune and a cassava fortune (I really have a love for this potato. I love it! I also read a book called Feitu Moshuo, which is pretty good. Do you know the author? ) But the plots of the two books are different. The heroine of this book travels through time, and her dead boyfriend also travels through time, but there is memory of the original owner but no reality. Memory (or lack of cognition), it is particularly interesting to think that I am a split personality. It can be seen that the two of them did love each other in the previous life (looking forward to the two of them recognizing each other). They have three biological sons, a daughter who was exchanged, and two daughters of the deceased uncle's family. (I wrote too much, so I'll change it to another comment)

Although the plot has only begun dozens of chapters and it is difficult to comment, the author's writing of the evil mother-in-law is really unique and refreshing. Worth recommending and sharing with everyone.

I like the author's big book. The plot is exciting, the writing is smooth, and the character structure is great. Everyone is welcome to join in.

The plot is good and the writing is good. It would be better if there were fewer typos.

Looks good, here comes the trap again

When will this eldest daughter-in-law divorce her?

The details of farming in this book are the same as the author's previous book. There is nothing new. The character names and village names in the book are even repeated from the previous book. There are some flaws that should not be there. Overall, it is good. It is just that after reading the character [Ye Yuran's evil mother-in-law], after reading this book [Bai Peipei], I feel that only the name is different, and the rest is almost tired. Personally, I feel

The heroine has a self-righteous and superior feeling. Everyone must listen to her, whether it is He Lian in the early stage or Han Tongwen in the later stage. As long as the heroine does not like it, she will die to make room for the "good" daughter-in-law of the heroine's son. What makes He Lian so bad is that this kind of real peasant woman is not worthy of the Xia family that developed in the later period. Han Tongwen was called a "vixen" and so on, because it was the son of the heroine who did the good deeds. Meimei became invisible. The fault is all the girl's fault, right? Why don't we see the equality between men and women in the heroine at this time? She can handle so many things well. There is no choice here. I can only do this. The more I write, the worse it is. I gave some names to the daughters in the front, but Mao didn't see it in the back.

It's a rubbish book, and it doesn't look like a time traveler at all, especially the male protagonist, who has no skills but only burns his wife.

There are too many typos. I can't even guess when I read a sentence. There is a missing beginning and a missing tail. The quality of the novels published by Qimao🐱 is getting worse and worse. I still recommend this, what the hell! ! ! ! ! ! ! !