The Petite Little Daughter-In-Law Is Pampered by the Rough Guy from the Fishing Village in All Kinds of Ways

The author's idea at the beginning was good, and the beginning of the chapter was okay. Although there were quite a few typos, if you listen to the book, you can tolerate it. It's just that the heroine doesn't have much ability. When dealing with the best relatives and weird villains, it's embarrassing to just throw big words out of her mouth. Let me ask you, when evil people do evil, are they afraid that you, a weak little girl, can grow wise and stop by saying a few harsh words? If we were to talk about that truth and listen to advice, would evil people still be evil people? But unfortunately, the best relatives and the evil neighbors in the same village have been dealing with each other in this way one after another, and they still continue to exist. Isn't it disgusting? The heroine's husband is more interesting. He only appears occasionally. He hardly cares about what happens at home. He is always out escorting people. He can get back five or six thousand taels of silver from one escort trip. What kind of goods can he earn such a huge profit from? If escort money is so easy to make, is there anything else in this society? Eight out of ten people must enter the escort agency, right? The heroine is a time traveler, and it is understandable that she has some deviant ideas. However, this time traveler got blindly married at the beginning, and then Xiao Yu, a slave, just missed Xu Hailang. You must know that ancient society had strict hierarchies. People in each class actually had inertial thinking and would not easily break through their class to consider other things. Even if Xiaoyu admired Young Master Xu, her inner thoughts were at most about being a concubine. Moreover, would the Xu family agree? In short, as a result, the author not only arranged for Xiao Yu to cry when he first learned about Xu Hailang's blind date, but also took the initiative to confess his love. Later, he also arranged for Xu Hailang to have thoughts about Xiao Yu... Such a class gap is difficult to break through in modern times, let alone in ancient times? When you write ancient prose, you should have the look of ancient prose and the thinking of ancient people. Otherwise, it will be too out of the ordinary, and what's the point?