A Fragrant Medicine Space: The Farmer's Daughter Is the Emperor's One and Only

Okay, I finished reading it anyway. Her family's method of dealing with many problems in the fourth and second and third bedrooms is always difficult to describe. Maybe it's really the helplessness of reality and the family ties that can't be easily let go. Anyway, when it comes to this part, it makes me quite irritated. The second bedroom is good to have the second uncle and the second brother as a bond, and is relatively progressive and not too bad. The third bedroom and the fourth bedroom, especially the three idiots in the fourth bedroom, are completely the kind of people who cannot share hardships but must share joys. I don't like the people in these two bedrooms. Those three guys from the fourth house are as shameless as ever. What's shocking is the third house. Their son bullied a man and a woman and killed someone. The parents actually think it's okay because others shouldn't. If their son likes someone else, they have to give it to him and fight to the death with his son. He deserved it, and now the law is using the name of elders and relatives to make trouble and force the eldest son Xu Ziqian to clear the government and let him go... The third uncle's outlook on life has become so distorted, not to mention the other few, I really want to spit in their faces. Shameless bastards, how did you help Xu Ziqian and Abao when they were growing up and struggling? You overly enjoyed the fruits of their success and then smeared others behind the scenes. If it weren't for the sake of old man Xu and the old lady, such relatives would be cut off one by one.

Click to encourage the author. Although the heroine is reborn from ancient times to seek revenge, sometimes some actions and terms are too ultra-modern. Wu Niu, a modern time-travelling girl, has not tried her best to be reborn. The writing is a bit unsatisfactory. In the end, the ending of her weird parents and rogue brother was not explained, and whether the big girl finally met her lover, the ending of the third room...

The article is very good. The heroine's rebirth has changed the fate of herself and her family. She lives a very happy life with the male protagonist, the emperor, and has a good ending with both her children and her children.

Wu Niu is portrayed very well here, and based on Po's character in his previous life and Wu Niu as the protagonist, Wu Niu is right and not wrong at all. That's what a normal heroine should be like, and Po deserves it, but he deserves it. Because Abao is the protagonist, the far-fetched whitewashing and malicious smearing of Wu Niu are very speechless. As long as Abao is not stupid, whoever is willing to talk to him and step on her in the mud will regret the time she was abused by her.

Great, great, great

I have read more than 300 chapters. The first part is about what to do at home. It is a trivial matter. Almost half of the book is talking about this, which is a bit tiring. After more than 300 chapters, I will talk about other things.

The rebirth of the heroine changes the fate of the family. The plot is exciting and the ending is happy. I really like watching it.

Very good oh oh! But in the final chapter (beep), I want to know whether the male and female protagonists are considered immortals in a different way. That space has never been clearly explained.

For the best relatives, I can't stop breaking them off, it's annoying to death

Good