A Joyful Household

I've read 70% of this book, and I'm going to give it up. The heroine is like the Leshan Giant Buddha. The villain has used countless methods, but she has never taken the initiative to fight back. The male protagonist also has an awkward personality. Before marriage, he was quite funny and individual, but after marriage, he seemed to be a completely different person. The plot is draggy, long and stretched, which often leads to wrong characters being written, such as the third lady preparing a gift for the third lady. And I especially like to write out the details of the protagonist's love affair with a man and a woman.

The time-traveling girl has become like an ancient person, and she has not taken advantage of it at all. When doing accounts, she quietly writes some Arabic numerals or marks for herself. The article is a bit long-winded and short-sighted. There are no ups and downs. It is a bit bland and I kept jumping to the end.

The heroine's time-traveling is nothing like time-traveling, and her thoughts are completely like those of an ancient person. Taoism does not require fasting, but it is written in the article that scholars only eat fasting. Moreover, the eight words in this article are short-tempered and a bit bland.

The book was okay, but I really didn't like the heroine's character. She didn't dare to do this to save face, and the good guy who died in the previous life didn't make much progress after being reborn. He was bullied by his aunt and concubine but still maintained superficial harmony. He even drank the soup after being forced to drink it even though he knew there was something wrong with it. She took over the body of the original owner and never thought of seeking justice for the original owner. Her brother gave up the inheritance of the family property so that the sisters would not be bullied. She also felt that her stepmother was very good to her and was grateful to her for fawning. From a certain point of view, it was quite selfish.

Overall it's pretty good, the writing is relatively relaxed. The intimacy between the male and female protagonists is too detailed. Although it cannot match the speed of motor vehicles, there are so many electric vehicles...