The Salted Fish Princess Loves to Eat Melons, and the Civil and Military Corps of the Manchu Dynasty Dotes on Her

Help 🆘 I really like it because I have read a lot of novels, many of which are about the process and ending, such as some novels from the 1900s or modern times. Over time, I know what will be said later and what the ending is. But eating melon really makes me feel very novel. Although some things can be guessed what the next few sentences will be when I see them, I think every story line is hard to guess. The general plot behind is really very attractive and I was really happy when I read it. I also like the character Ye Chuchu. Can there be more? I like it so much.

I have two questions at the end ❓ 1. As mentioned at the beginning, Mrs. Chen sold Princess Hongdou to Yingchun Building. What happened next? Just keep it at home? 2. Does Ye Shasha's child have to be born? Can't you have an abortion?

I would like to ask the author, can you add more chapters a day? Otherwise, it won't be enough to watch.

After seeing more than 40%, I decided to give up. Objectively speaking, the setting is quite interesting. The system is very interesting. Putting aside the plot, the writing style is still very interesting and funny in some places. However, the flaw is that the author may be misogynistic. At 15% of the time, I felt that the author was a bit misogynistic. Ru, and this is not an exception, almost everything develops around this situation, so the more I read, the more something is wrong. The more I read, the more I feel that there is something wrong with the author. I don't understand it very much, and the more I read, the more uncomfortable I feel. Why do almost all the female supporting characters in the article behave like this? Those female readers who gave positive reviews also puzzled me~

All the melons we eat are stolen from others. In addition to stealing from others, every family has no other melons to eat.

I don't know why I like to read this book, but I just like it. The words of the heroine and the system in it are hilarious. The emperor's sons died and lived in exile for various reasons, which makes people sad. In short, it's absolutely amazing.

I also admire the author's thinking. It was very refreshing at first, but after a few more chapters, it just felt like that.

What I like the most is this kind of plot. Good people can listen to their hearts, but bad people can't.

Good looking, recommended

The writing style is a bit childish, illogical, and a nonsensical joke. The character of "melon" is repeated over and over again. I don't like the character of the heroine, who is always full of color.