The Rustic Farmer and His Lovely Bride

The first part was quite interesting, but when I saw the wolf-killing chapter, where the male protagonist was killing wolves outside and the female protagonist was eating meat inside, I immediately lost interest. I skipped to the next part, and then I saw that the female protagonist wanted the male protagonist to be the examiner, and I didn't even want to read it. When I went straight to the end, I saw that the ending was so rushed, and I really didn't want to talk. I blamed my previous evaluation for being too early.

It's a very simple time-travel farming story, with no ups and downs in the storyline, just the male protagonist's infinite doting on the female protagonist.

The writing is simple and reflects the lives of ordinary people.

In general, in addition to embroidering a few pieces of embroidery for sale, the heroine bought a mountain to build a villa, and started a small business where everyone sold it together... All about treating illnesses and recuperating the body! The book is too short, and it ends hastily as soon as the struggle begins. The next few chapters take us through many years of marriage and childbirth...

It's actually pretty good-looking

The heroine is too pretentious and abandoned

The plot is too simple, the male protagonist has too many arguments with his biological parents and brother-in-law, and there are too many repetitive and long-winded contents. I don't know how I rated it so highly. There was almost no content about getting rich. I skipped through a lot of them, but I just saw braised pork being sold.

Well written

The female protagonist is proud and narcissistic, and the male protagonist is also a bit naive. There is too much nonsense in the article, and there is a lot of long-winded writing that should be mentioned in one stroke. There is no point. I couldn't stand it anymore and gave up.

I particularly like it, far away from power disputes, a life no less than a paradise.