Fairy, Stop Making Trouble.

I had been reading books with a guest account and was not planning to register with my mobile phone number, but when I saw a plot, I couldn't stand it any longer, so I registered to review the book. I don't know if the author has low academic qualifications or if he is targeting people with low academic qualifications. The following contains spoilers for less than half a chapter, so please do not read if you mind. There is a plot in the book where the female protagonist says that the male protagonist will not survive for a hundred years due to toxins in his body. The male protagonist therefore complained that there are additives in food nowadays, and chickens are instant chickens, which led to the situation mentioned by the female protagonist. I really can't help it. How long will this kind of slander and slander against food industry practitioners continue? Scolding the cook after a full meal? Because of the development of science and technology, white-feather chickens, which are instant chickens that have been bred through population selection, can meet the huge demand area. Otherwise, if a chicken is sold for the same price as a hairy crab, would you still eat it? The same goes for other birds. What's more, to take a step back, this thing is not a drug to accelerate ripening. It is simply that the more you eat, the faster you grow. How come it contains "toxins"? If they add preservatives at every turn, I would laugh to death. How about the author open a vegetable field in the future and grow his own vegetables and raise animals. Don't eat any hot pot snacks or anything else, they are all poisonous. Oh, by the way, tobacco and alcohol are first-level carcinogens (sufficient clinical experiments can prove that these substances can cause cancer), so you should smoke and drink. Food additives are basically Level 3 carcinogens (there is no clinical evidence to prove that such substances can cause cancer in humans) but have everyone shouted about them? Another example is the funniest rumor I've ever heard in my life: "Eat less canned food, it's full of preservatives, why don't you keep it for that long?" This argument makes me laugh to death. Cans are sealed and sterilized and will not deteriorate. Why do we have to add more preservatives to increase the cost? Are all manufacturers stupid? I'm done complaining, but I'll keep reading. After all, I'm still interested in the plot and setting. If you have any other questions, leave them in the comment section.

I really like this book. The author said it was based on the Little Hemiao next door, but it is very innovative and the plot is interesting. I couldn't stop reading it. I also read his other two books. They are very interesting. The collision of dimensions and love across time and space are still very attractive to me. It depends on my personal preference. Even if someone doesn't like it, it's boring to praise it.

The plot is okay, but in the same genre I would recommend "My Wife Comes from a Thousand Years Ago"

I can only say that it is average and cannot go any higher. Although it is indeed quite sweet, the content is a bit boring.

I thought it was okay. I took a look at the negative reviews. Basically, they said the male protagonist was a licker. Isn't this a bit of a nitpick? How can you chase a fairy without licking? The male protagonist is just an ordinary person. If he doesn't lick, he easily catches up with the fairy, so there's no need to continue watching. I think the male protagonist is not licking, but teasing. 👁️👄👁️

After reading a few chapters, I feel very young. It's not about age, it's about understanding some things. He also likes to carry personal goods, and his understanding of some things is superficial, and he cannot see what is behind it.

It's so ugly, mixed with private goods, and very poisonous.

I don't know if the author has written any extras, I'd like to read them

It's a very nice book. It's been a long time since I read a book without skipping chapters. I brought myself into it. It's a good book worth reading.

I'm halfway through watching it, and I feel so uncomfortable. I really want to finish it, and I'll feel uncomfortable for the rest of my life after watching it.