The Fake Daughter Farmed and Became a Group Favorite, and the Whole Family of the Hou Family Regretted It

The female protagonist is Lu Mingchao, and the male protagonist is Xie Yan. The female protagonist is a fake daughter who came to the family through a book. She has a "Chaochaofu" supermarket with her to marry the male protagonist who is pretending to be an Orion. The boy bears a blood feud. The whole article is relatively short, and the author's writing style is very beautiful. It is easy to read and worth reading. But the ending is a bit rushed, it would be nice if there was a sequel

The writing style is okay, but some of the sentences are too flashy and seem nondescript when applied to ordinary people, even farmers. Many words look awkward. Not suitable for writing stories, but suitable for prose.

The author has great literary talent, but it was very tiring for a novice like me. Prefer vernacular writing. The early part of the story is good, but the ending is rushed and short. The ending is a failure. The female protagonist in this book uses space to help the male protagonist correct the chaos and avenge the genocide. In the ending, I would rather see the happy life of the male and female protagonists, rather than hastily ending it just after revenge...

I can't see the difference between the countryside and the noble family in Shangjing. I just feel that there are many people in the countryside, and everyone can speak and write. The writing seems to be good, but it's too showy, which makes it difficult to read. Rough people, country folk, well-to-do families, nobles, royalty, etc. Are all represented by their respective languages. This is also the tension and rhythm of the story Can't see it in this book

The setting of the story is not bad, but the writing is a bit bad, and it is still written by Zou Zou. It feels like being inserted, and it occasionally comes for a while, which is a bit incompetent. The storyline is a bit stiff, and I can't stand it after reading dozens of chapters...

It ended suddenly, which was quite enjoyable, but had a sloppy ending that ruined the entire book! ! !

I'm so speechless. I wrote most of the conflict with the Sun family. . . Can't stand it anymore

There are too many modifiers, which makes me upset.

After watching half of it, I didn't see the so-called farming, nor did I see any foreshadowing or plan by the heroine. Half of it was a grain store.

It took me a long time to read it in vain, but the result is indeed like this, and the finale was brought to me in one stroke. It also didn't write about the endings of the eldest brother, the second brother and the younger brother. There is no mention of how awesome the male protagonist is. Those who jumped to watch later felt that there were not many male protagonists appearing. It ended suddenly