
Raising My Husband and Child While Farming
养夫带娃种田忙
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.9M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Farming & Business
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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835Chapters
828kPopularity
1.1kReaders
5.2kMust-read votes
9.5Score
14.3kRatings
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The first part is quite nice, the heroine has her own opinion, and she handles the best things very neatly. Ever since the male protagonist gradually fell in love with her, she has gone too far. Although the male protagonist has done many things wrong, ruining the innocence of the original protagonist, getting married, having a child out of wedlock, being kicked out of the house, and being scolded and despised by others. The male protagonist really needs to be taught and punished, but I always feel that the female protagonist has gone too far. Wen Ning, the heroine's younger sister, has too many roles in the latter part of the plot, which seems a bit indifferent. Even when I skipped to the finale, it was all about Wen Ning. Get used to giving good reviews, it's not easy to write.
Many readers say that I comment very well on every book I read, which is definitely to enhance my sense of presence and criticize the author for being "literary". Hahaha I invented this word. The literati's rainbow fart can be completely replaced by "literary fart"~. Let's get back to the point: My comments are actually all sincere. Because when I choose to read, I choose books that I think are better. So, just leave your evaluation after reading it. Just like this book, I like to read it. The content is incisive, and when describing the life experiences of the male and female protagonists and the male and female secondary characters, it is very clean and not messy. When the complete story is assigned to each character, the switching is in place and the content is well connected. When the protagonists take a break in the story, the showdown between the protagonists and the villains is interspersed, which is wonderful. In addition, the ending is more novel than previous books in the same series. For example, in the final ending, both the main and secondary characters achieved perfect merits and achievements. The theme meaning is clarified from it. It echoes from beginning to end. Instead of naming the topic directly in one sentence, it reflects the author's profound writing skills. I really hope to see the new work. 👍👍👍👍✌
You can't travel through time if you don't know how to cook.
The heroine's time travel is to pull the hero down from the throne he deserves, and send his sister to the mother country to become the empress. Starting from the time when the heroine's lychees are ripe and presented to the palace as tribute, there are too many palace dramas... The heroine seems to wear them for her sister. In the early stage of this farming story, the heroine developed Lao Ganma. Chili sauce hot pot restaurant orchard, and then accompany the male protagonist, give birth to babies, raise babies, and accompany his sister... The heroine's sister: study hard to do business for her sister to make money to support the family, learn martial arts for her sister, learn cooking skills for her sister, kill for her sister, become empress for her sister... Well, the heroine is a support!!
The first part is quite interesting, but the second part has a bland plot and the ending is too hasty.
Prices feel ridiculously low. You can eat white flour for a few days for five cents, two sweets for one cent, and meat for just a few cents. . Randomly selling unprepared herbal medicine costs 30 to 60 cents. There is nothing else to complain about, except that the prices are a bit outrageous, everything is very cheap, and the heroine's things are worth selling.
The first part is pretty good, but the second part is unfinished, so I ended the whole story by writing a synopsis of one episode. How will the follow-up development of Two Countries and One South County be completed? It's all about the main plot, and it's just covered by a Haiqinghe Banquet and ended? It's not like this is the way to fill in a hole, right?
The plot of the story is quite cliche. The heroine gets rich first and then gets rich later. The ending is a bit hasty.
There is no distinction between priority and priority. There are so many scenes with the younger sister that I don't even know who the heroine is! Is it really bad?
It's not good to watch, but the previous part was okay. The plot was forced, the conflicts were far-fetched, the characters were confusing, and the characters' personalities were also forced. Wen Ning suddenly became the leading female character, which made people speechless! I didn't finish it, so I gave up!