The Fragrance of the Farm

After reading Chapter 35, to be honest, the heroine's portrayal was okay. But there was something wrong with the character named Zhao when he first appeared. From the description, I felt that he might be the male protagonist, but when I turned to the finale, he turned out to be the male protagonist. But the problem is, this male protagonist is disgusting. Because on the wedding night, his wife committed suicide, and he didn't know whether to investigate the truth? In the end, he despised all women and hated all women. But is this a reason? It's not a normal person's thinking at all, unless this man hates women by nature, and the suicide of his childhood sweetheart's wife is just the trigger. If they were just ordinary partners, that might be fine, but as the male protagonist, it would be too disgusting. Why should a woman have to endure such hardships and endure countless cynicisms from him before she can change this kind of person and form a partner with him. According to the previous description, the female protagonist does not need such a male protagonist to live well. What is the significance of the male protagonist's appearance? Do you want to add more hardship to an already hard life? If so, then I can only say: If you like to endure hardship, eat more; if you can endure hardship, then endure hardship for the rest of your life. Since the heroine's early portrayal is okay, I won't rate it as not good-looking, but give it an average rating. If you don't mind, just keep watching. If you don't like this kind of plot, just think of it as a lightning protection after reading my comment.

Pretty good looking

I like this novel very much. I will read it when I have free time. I will finish it now. Good luck, author.

The heroine is like a holy mother, her foolish and filial parents are holding her back after she returns, and she has to be filial and take care of her family for the original owner. The super-heroic ex-husband, the vicious uncle, his family, and the grandma kept jumping around, and the heroine treated them well. She was so angry that she was slapped on the left cheek and handed over the other cheek.

The plot is too dragging, and only a few days have passed since the forty-odd chapters. The characters are also poorly created, including the foolish and filial father, the weak mother, the arrogant grandmother and the powerful aunt, as well as the particularly rude and self-righteous male protagonist, the bad and mindless ex-husband and his family. This family has been divided several times but can't be separated. It seems really anxious. The whole family is enslaved by the grandmother and the aunt, and they are still happy. There are quarrels every day, either with this person or with that person, which makes me tired. The last problem is that the author can't understand his own book and keeps recommending other books. At the end of each chapter, there is a paragraph recommending other people's books. It's really weird.