Getting a Husband in the Village? I Bought a Regent for a Penny

This is one of my favorite Tadada novels that I have read. It satisfies my personal imagination of what it means to be in a book. There are no cheats. The heroine is awesome and can do anything. The heroine can go through the book on her own. The male and female protagonists are not love-minded, and they clearly know what they are doing. Both sides have each other in their hearts. I have read 241 chapters of this book so far, and it is still being updated. I hope the author will update it soon. I hope Xixi can learn to treat poisons well. After all, in ancient times, there were means of self-protection😁

I feel that the heroine is too pessimistic, so smart, but she never thought about changing the plot or becoming the heroine herself. Instead, she chose the behavior that readers despise the most, pushing the male protagonist to the original heroine, and not treating the male protagonist as a person at all. This probably cost a lot of readers in the early stage. You can farm and develop your career, but you can't meddle in other people's business. The plot should be allowed to happen naturally. As a result, the heroine keeps creating plots to bring the male and female protagonists together, which is unnecessary...

Overall, it's good-looking, and I don't feel tired of watching it. The female protagonist is very independent and resourceful, but there is really little interaction between the male and female protagonists. The female protagonist has been working on her career, and I feel that the male protagonists have more presence than the male protagonist, and the ending is a bit rushed. If you like strong women, check it out. If you want to read sweet stories, forget it.

It feels like the male protagonist accepts everything about the female protagonist inexplicably. He doesn't doubt how the female protagonist knows so many things about him, nor how he understands so many things. This is really unreasonable. Although it is a novel, it must be reasonable at least. The first forty chapters feel very good, but the later chapters feel like they were written by someone else.