The Farmer’s Daughter-in-Law, the Heir Apparent

It is a long-flowing life article, labeled as a farming article, but it actually does not talk about farming or getting rich at all. It just talks about the ordinary life of an ordinary person. The plot cannot be said to be exciting, and the writing is witty but definitely not brilliant, but it is good to watch. What I like most about this article is the badness of the heroine. The heroine is not like the heroines in other female channel novels on Qimao. Other heroines have more or less the attributes of a virgin, and they also attach great importance to love. They can fight for love and overcome thousands of dangers. But Xue Ning is different. Xue Ning is a completely ordinary person, and she is also the heroine who most resembles living in modern times among the many modern ancient novels I have read. She would consider the risks of childbearing, consider the pros and cons of having three children before marrying Qin Jue and when her father was still paralyzed and the family conditions were not good, and she would really support her mother to give up having three children after thinking calmly (her mother didn't want to have three children in the first place. Don't tell me that her father wanted to) Her father is not the one who gave birth to that child, and he does not have to bear the cost of childbearing. He definitely likes to have more children. After all, he is not the one who suffers the pain of having children). He will resent the elders for giving birth to him and will make plans for himself (a purely personal one does not include the male protagonist nor his parents and brothers). Of course there are shortcomings, but to me the flaws outweigh the advantages. However, this book may not be suitable for little fairies. After all, fairies cannot have abortions, otherwise they are cold-blooded, and they cannot think about themselves like the heroine, otherwise they are selfish. But I think it's good for the heroine to be like this. After all, the memorial arch, especially the virtue arch that the fairies type on the keyboard, is neither attractive nor useful, but people who are cold-blooded and selfish as the fairies say can live a good life.

This is the first time I saw a heroine who asked her mother to abort the child. Even though she knew her parents wanted the child, she forced her mother to abort the child. The reason was that she was afraid that her younger siblings would drag her and her brother and sister-in-law down. Although her father was sick at the time, he was recovering and could earn money to support him later. Even if the mother is pregnant, she can still run the house and earn money through embroidery. The heroine can kill a bunch of prey for just a few hundred taels of silver. It's not like they can't raise a child at home, not to mention that in ancient times, they could buy maids and wives at will. Well, there is no such thing as being unable to take care of her. The heroine is not exaggerating. What's more, she can't always be with her parents when her brother is not around. Her parents were so young at this time in ancient times. Why can't they raise another child, or one who is already in her mother's womb? The children in her mother's house are her biological brothers and sisters. The heroine is too selfish, especially because she is angry because her father wants the children in her mother's belly. She is only willing to forgive her father when she sees her father cleaning her mother's menstrual belt. There is really no one else I can visit here. It's so disgusting. I'll give it up.

Although it is just the beginning, it is undeniable that this article is good-looking. The only hope now is that the author can update more every day...

It's pretty good, no big conflicts or tribulations, it's pretty smooth. It just looks like it's gone. Is it over? Quite suddenly~

Not bad

Personally, I prefer the first half, but the second half is a bit too conventional and unoriginal. Overall, it's okay. I hope the typos can be improved. Come on.

It's really average. The author worked hard, but I can't say it's good. At the beginning, the heroine was time-traveled and reborn, and she had super powers. I thought it was interesting, but the later it got, the less good it became. What the heroine said was that she understood the righteousness of serving the country and the people, but I just felt selfish. No matter whether it was towards her parents, the hero, or the hero's grandfather, no one could cause her emotional waves. The author's writing is also very simple. There is nothing in the main plot. The miscellaneous people and things are written in detail. Even the reason why the person who went out to buy a frying pan for her came back late is not only very detailed, but also writes a lot of conversations between their families. The key is that there is no drama about this person... The end is about to end because she has to go back to the capital. Her horse is broken, and there are a lot of irrelevant things. There are a lot of bad characters. The heroine's wood-type power is only for ripening vegetables, fruits and medicinal materials. Doesn't the wood type have a healing function? Treat the Duke. The Duke is dead, the heroine's grandfather choked to death while eating, the grandmother died of Alzheimer's disease, and the emperor died because of eating fish😓. Then the changeable personalities of the little people around him take up a lot of space, and the writing is average.

It was supposed to be a time travel and rebirth movie, and it should have a lot to see and be exciting, but I didn't see it in the end. It felt like reading a comic book: a little girl of twelve or thirteen years old, with her chin raised high, squinting or scorning or looking at everyone coldly. I am the best girl in the world. I am not afraid of anything or care about anyone. Don't mess with me.

The most disgusting thing is that the heroine had her unborn brother and sister have an abortion. The brother was only 16 and the heroine was only 13. According to the age of giving birth in ancient times, the heroine's parents were only in their 30s. She was not considered an advanced maternal age. It was so disgusting and heartless.

The first part is pretty good, but some plots always feel weird. Is it unfinished at the end? There are still a lot of holes that have not been filled.