
The New Farmstead Heiress: The Evil Prince Pursues Her
农门新贵:邪王追妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.1M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Farming & Business
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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997Readers
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8.4Score
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Reader comments 2
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I gave up the article after reading Chapter 64. First of all, the atmosphere created by the article is not good. There are few upright people in the village, and even the village chief and clan leader are not upright. There are too many excellent relatives, and to deal with such people, the heroine is a time traveler. I feel that there is no good way to deal with it. The author wants to show the heroine to be smart and capable, but it is often the author who shows it in his own imagination. Moreover, the heroine's mother, Mrs. Liu, is confused when facing her natal family, and she becomes angry just by looking at her. There are still many unreasonable things in the article. Mushrooms are sold for 500 taels per pound, which feels a bit too high. However, it seems unreasonable to donate 200,000 taels to the national treasury to solve the problems of the army and disaster areas. The names are often wrong, and the sentences do not make sense. I feel that the author's description method is quite stiff and not vivid. There are also inconsistent descriptions in the text. Sometimes the heroine is said to be 5 years old, sometimes it is said to be 7 years old, sometimes it is said that the male protagonist is 5 years older than the heroine, sometimes 7 years older, and sometimes 10 years older. So the more I read, the less interested I became and gave up.
Are ancient mushrooms so profitable?