Mistress Hou's Daily Routine of Raising Her Cubs

The story of a noble girl who was married to an illiterate village woman and raised by a poor family is like a bitch who has never seen a man. For the sake of love, she throws her honorable and powerful dignity at the feet of a mud-legged shrew and casually insults and tramples her. This is a big deal. Look at the two pieces of wood Yingchun who were given five thousand taels of silver to Zhongshan Lang. She would rather be beaten and beaten to have her own dignity, and she doesn't want her husband to indulge in lewd behavior even with his servants.

The different stepmother will never be lenient in giving Piwa the love education she deserves! 😂More updates soon!

Not bad👍It's pretty.

Still pretty good-looking. It's just a bit anticlimactic. It's exciting at the beginning, but very rushed at the end. Hasty ending. When the heroine travels back in time, there's no golden finger, and there's not much of a time-travel feature. The emotional line between the male protagonist and the female protagonist is thin, and the storyline is a bit bland. The presence of men and women is low, and they are simple and crude offline. But the writing is okay, and there are no sadistic scenes, so you can watch it.

It's pretty good. The stepmother and the cubs get along quite well. They are only a little over 100. The male protagonist is currently unknown and not enough to watch.

The emperor's secret guard did nothing all day long, just hanging around the heroine and solving various problems for her; the news they heard was also gossip about which adult had taken a concubine, which was very speechless. There is room for improvement in the author's writing. In many places, the wording is inappropriate, and the usage of "de" and "de" are wrong. "Where" is also written as "where". "Parting ways" does not mean that two people go back to their respective homes to find their respective mothers, but that two people go their separate ways due to different interests and goals.

In fact, I would give the finale an average rating, but the writing at the beginning is still good. Maybe the writing is not amazing enough, and the heroine does not have an exaggerated golden finger, but it is very warm, and occasionally has a little humor. The atmosphere is very good, and the story concept is very good. However, the follow-up is insufficient. Many of them are passed over in a general way. The ending of the explanation is more like a running account. The relationship between the male and female protagonists in the previous chapters is very comfortable and the emotions are It's subtle, but in the end it was too sloppy, and the explanation of the prince's case was also very perfunctory. I don't know what the author thought, but I think it is a pity. If the ending is well written, even if it is not the best article, it is still an article worth reading. I hope the author will not forget his original intention. No matter what the data is, no regrets will be found. Others will eventually discover it is a good novel! Current data does not represent the future.

Although the author made many typos and the chapters about Aunt Ning were very delayed, overall, the writing style is much better than the previous novels, and the female protagonist is more elegant than before. However, I have to say that the male protagonist was a little irrational and had a bad temper later on, but the direction of the plot is still good.

The plot of raising a child in the early stage is particularly interesting and interesting, but I advise you not to read it when you see the male protagonist bringing his concubine home in the later period. From there on, the author seems to have stopped writing. It is as messy as a running account. The male protagonist insists on bringing back the third sister who has concealed her identity to make a concubine. The old marquis and his wife said that it would be fine to accept the adopted daughter. The male protagonist disagreed and later told the old man. The Marquis and the others did not tell the heroine the truth, whether he was Master Yuan, a secret guard inspector or the young Marquis, dead or alive. The heroine couldn't accept that the concubine wanted to divorce, so the hero scolded the heroine for being petty and intolerant of a concubine and being ignorant. Not agreeing with divorce would affect the reputation of the Hou family. I want to ask you, you brought a concubine as soon as you came back. Isn't this making everyone laugh at the heroine? Why don't you consider the heroine's face at this time? I don't understand the meaning of this. It's pure abuse for the sake of abuse. The male and female protagonists have no emotional connection at all in the later stage. They are not as easy to fight as before when they were Yuan's wife. The female protagonist also forgives the male protagonist very easily. If she doesn't trust her and even says that she is too narrow-minded to tolerate a concubine, it is treated as if it didn't happen. How could a man who can say such things accept two people for the rest of his life? As soon as the male protagonist confessed that I was Mrs. Yuan, the female protagonist was so happy that she forgot everything. . There are a lot of inexplicable fantasy plots in the back. At first, the heroine forgot about the murder case of the Prince's Mansion and thought she was related to the murder case of the Prince's Mansion. However, she later claimed that the heroine was a saint from Beirong, so her memory was blocked? ? So how did I get to the Prince's Mansion at that time and why I saw the murder case and didn't understand it at all? Also, the twin sisters were taken to some mysterious place by the two birds they raised and turned into an immortal immortal with an unchanging appearance? ? The heroine gave birth to twins three times, three sons and three daughters. Why did the author want her to have so many children? ? Was it written by a pig on the production team? ? It's a really inexplicable ending. It ends very suddenly. The second part is written like a running account and is very perfunctory. I read it very enthusiastically at the beginning. I tolerated some typos and inappropriate words, but the result is such a big deal for me. It really pisses me off! Avoid lightning and avoid lightning!

It's better to avoid lightning. The heroine was very lovable and smart in everything she did before, but in a few chapters she suddenly became wiser. She knew clearly that her eldest sister was plotting something against that Master Zhang, but she didn't send anyone to keep an eye on him, and she didn't take precautions, and then almost killed him. Master Zhang was innocent, and his eldest sister successfully gave him an aphrodisiac, and the result was fine. Master Zhang was quick to resolve it, but with Chinese medicine, the heroine's solution was to find a concubine for someone else, and then go in and give him an injection to relieve his pain. Please, are you the only doctor in the entire Marquis Mansion? You're a woman going to get an acupuncture. You can control yourself. You don't want to ask a doctor to take a look. In the end, you had to resist the cold water. I'm speechless. I'm so smart. I don't want to watch this kind of plot.