Fate in the Fields

I made this review after reading it. It started out pretty well, and the ending was pretty good, but the middle was a bit long-winded, and the best part kept jumping around. Overall, it was okay.

Not bad👍It's pretty. The writing is also good and very attractive.

The writing is smooth and interesting, and the storyline is good.

It's good to read, but the plot before the time travel was very bland, so I almost gave up on it, but luckily I kept reading. The heroine was persistently waiting for her husband in her previous life, and almost missed her sweetheart in this life. However, the husband from the previous life did not carry the memory and fell in love with someone else in advance. Facing the arrival of the elopement girl, his little love for the heroine was not enough to give up everything for her. With his current thinking, he still wanted to have both, so the heroine painfully chose to let go. Oh, that part made my heart break for the old aunt. The husband and the heroine who recovered the memories of their previous life lost their only chance to escape due to a strange combination of circumstances. In short, they still passed each other in this life. Chun'er was very good, but the author probably changed his mind and made him the first male lead (because there was a reminder before that Chun'er was only a strong competitor), and the husband of the previous life had to continue to keep him by his side because of his promise to the eloped girl before he woke up. What's annoying is that the eloped girl actually danced to the end, and there was no punishment for her. The biggest punishment was to lose Huang Yuan's heart, so jumping off a cliff was a relief. At the end of each chapter, the author begs for votes, which is very jarring and uncomfortable for the listener, which is not good.

There is no problem with the writing, but the problem lies in the characterization of the protagonist. You don't want the Madonna, you don't protect your mother who loves you and dotes on you when she is wronged, think about her, you beat you and scold your grandparents, you do everything to please, I am also drunk.

It's quite good. I've read more than 300 chapters so far. I want to comment on it. The rural life is simple and happy, the best relatives and the treacherous villain White Lotus and so on. It uses too many chapters to describe it, and it's a bit long-winded. Overall, it's good.

The heroine fell off a cliff and died in modern times. After traveling to a baby in ancient times, she found a new family. Later, she found an old love and became entangled between the new one and the old love. I like the story about the time when she didn't find the love of her previous life.

A common problem with pastoral novels is that they are always mixed with the palace battles of wealthy families. Either the male protagonist is a prince or the female protagonist is a princess. It seems that without this plot, I can't continue writing. In the later period, when the identity is a princess, I really couldn't stand it, so I gave up the book. The early plot in the countryside is interesting and the story is lively and interesting. The author has repeatedly updated the same chapter several times. In addition, the author talks too much and has to canvass votes at the end of each chapter, which is a lot of words.

It doesn't look good. The old woman and her family are partial to treating the heroine's family like that. It's disgusting to see the heroine fawning over the old woman. Don't say it's for the sake of filial piety!

A very good book about love and hate.