Lao Li's Koi Child Bride

I've only read over 400 chapters, and I don't like to comment too much, but I really couldn't resist writing a review for this book. To be honest, the production quality of this book is not very good. The plot is very bland and repetitive. There are also typos that do not affect the viewing experience. Occasionally, the characters and plot are confused. But everyone in it is very vivid and has their own characteristics. Everyone in the heroine's family can move me very much. Even the passers-by are vivid. It has been a long time since I read a book and felt that the characters are alive and vivid. It feels like the people in it are right in front of me, just like watching another drama. I like Chen Xiaoman's liveliness, cuteness and kindness, Li Mancang's hard-talking and soft-heartedness, Li Chuyuan's little adult appearance, Zhou Daya's understanding, Li Dabao and Li Erbao's honesty, diligence and ability, and the balance between the elder sister-in-law and the second sister-in-law. What I recommend about this novel is that every character in it is the representative and protagonist of this novel.

A 3-year-old ancient girl lived in a space similar to that of a half-immortal and a spiritual spring. Under the guidance of the half-immortal, the unlucky little girl took her husband's parents and their family to a prosperous and smooth journey, and finally reached the pinnacle of life.

It's a very good book. Please support me.

A very nice book with strict logic, which is my favorite type. The author will update soon.

The plot is uneventful and there are no particularly outstanding chapters. There are many things that could be written and it ends in a hurry without writing them. There are three thousand beauties in the emperor's harem. Can Xiaoman accept it? Has Grandpa Half-Immortal been living in the Blessed Land and not succeeded in cultivating immortality? Wang Yu was killed by a corrupt official. How was the corrupt official dealt with? What was Wang Yu's final arrangement? What happened to Mr. Liu, Liu Shuyan, and Mrs. Liu in the end was not written, and a lot of things ended without writing.

The logic is clear and humorous, the writing is fluent, and the characters are so lifelike that if you close your eyes, you can see countless fish leaping up for spiritual water by the river...

Xiaoman also came from hard times, and he was able to ask, "Why don't you eat stir-fried vegetables? But the stir-fried vegetables are delicious." With words like this, and Lao Li's family always complains about everything, people in Qingshi Village are all eager to take advantage of their advantages, scold Lao Li's family for any problems, and still act like a holy mother and take care of the village. What's the so-called worldliness? I only read the quality of novels nowadays to pass the time, but there are still many that I can't stand, ugh.

There are no big problems with logic, the sentences are fluent, and there are no wrong sentences or wording. But the plot is very simple, and a three-year-old child is so naive that he is a bit shameless. Not suitable for adults.

The main plot of this book is 80 to 90% similar to that of The Little Lucky Farmer. The difference is that towards the end, the author forcibly lowers the mind and sensationalizes the story, and it ends suddenly, with many characters not being explained. Although there are only more than 600 chapters, it makes people feel like it is finally over. However, the novel this book is based on does not have more than 3,000 chapters, but it makes people unsatisfied and want to read it again and again.

Xiao Man was full of blessings, but in the end he didn't even need it anymore.