
The Blessed Adopted Daughter of the Farming Household
锦鲤养女跃农门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Farming & Business
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
Other names
- The Koi Darling Daughter Leaps Through the Farmer’s GateEarlier English title
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913Chapters
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1.1kReaders
2kMust-read votes
9.5Score
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Reader comments 13
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Isn't it disgusting to leave the second sister-in-law Eugene Gui to jump around? This article makes me feel aggrieved.
This ending... I haven't written about Xiao Fuyuan's adulthood yet.
In Xiaofuyuan's life as a group pet, people who treat her well are blessed with endless blessings, while those who treat her badly are plagued by disasters.
You can tell, it's a pseudo-Red Mansion fanfic. It tells the story of Jia Qiao's sister who was sold to the land of fireworks after the Jia's house was confiscated, but was rescued by Grandma Liu and then married Ban'er. But the author often gets the names of people wrong in his writing. Also, Mrs. Bai is Bai Banban's mother? Then who was the grandson she took with her to fight in the autumn wind? After looking at her family, she probably only has one son, and the others are grandchildren and great-grandchildren. I haven't seen any other children interacting with her. So, are Mrs. Zhen and her son from the same generation? After all, Mrs. Zhen was still young when she went to fight the autumn wind, and her son already had children...
It's good to read, but sometimes the author may have made typos, which makes it a little confusing. And then there's the finale. Why? Fubao only wrote that part. I thought he would eventually marry the eldest prince
The author is talented and writes very well.
Can't we write Eugene Gui as a couple or get divorced? I can't stand it anymore, so I jumped to read it. Still not married, I stopped watching it, and I got angry after watching it.
The front is very long-winded, with a lot of nonsense. I don't know what to write about where Fubao was abducted. First, they captured a group of children, the younger ones to be used as medicine guides and the older ones to mine. After that, the government bodyguards sent out a large number of people to investigate the situation. They also wanted to keep only the emperor and Fubao, and get rid of everyone else. There were just a few kidnappers in the middle, no matter what they encountered. What happened (several kidnappers died of misfortune), all they could think about was to play with these boys and girls (including a daughter of a prince), and the head of this group of kidnappers, a scholar in the countryside who pretended to be crazy (the boss asked him to silence him), he dared to think about holding the prince and thinking about the world, and the nonsense was endless.
After reading about 20 chapters, I gave up on the article. The author couldn't even figure out the characters and relationships. I had to guess the names of the characters as a co-author. The plot was a bit bland, but it was okay. The only flaw was that the author couldn't figure out the characters and relationships. One moment, the eldest brother called his fifth brother Wu Shu, and the other moment, Da Zhuang called his third brother Sanlang. This is the only bad thing.
There are many typos, so-so, and the text is abandoned halfway.