A Spring Evening in the Southern Courtyard

It's a work that I like very much, I just like it very much

This book was finished when I happened to read it, so I didn't need to wait for updates. I finished the novel without even realizing it. Nowadays, many novels have been made into short dramas. I look forward to this one being made into a drama.

The male and female protagonists are both good, and the plot is relatively novel.

I just don't know whose child Su Zimu is

You don't need to watch it after you get married. It's frivolous, dissolute, and all kinds of teasing anytime and anywhere. The feeling of seeing a concubine?

It's hard to describe in one sentence. Two five- and seven-year-old children are gay. The male protagonist drives the car when they disagree. It's really disgusting after watching it for a long time.

It was okay at the beginning, but I wanted to talk about it later on. People in ancient times didn't eat sewer. The female protagonist is an aborigine and has not traveled through time, but she actually made sewer a delicacy in the world. This setting is worthy of scrutiny. Later on, the heroine knows how to make wine and its ingredients, which is a bit exaggerated. It's not a family that makes wine. Do ordinary people have the conditions to make all kinds of wine? Personally, I feel that this plot is too much to watch, so I give up.

It's greasy and vulgar, it drives everywhere, it's too wordy, is it just to make up the word count? The halo of the heroine is too strong. If there is no male protagonist, what will happen to the heroine?

Can you stop speaking so modernly from ancient times? It's really a drama, and he's not a time traveler, but the Avengers have already said it. Can't stand it anymore

The male protagonist is like a gangster with a crystal bug brain. He thinks about it during the day and at night, wherever he goes. He even puts his finger in the heroine's mouth two days before they get married. . . . . Then he kept talking about eating sex with your mouth on the table, and the male protagonist said, "No matter how disgusting it is, it's not as disgusting as what you want to eat at night." You know it's disgusting yourself. Don't you really think this aspect has been written about? It's really disgusting to write too much. . I'm really convinced that this is a fictional novel about ancient times. Marriage etiquette is generally ancient. How ancient is your family? ? Open? Then later the heroine said that she was threatened when she was a child, and after marrying the hero, she was kidnapped and had her clothes ripped off by Persimmon. May I ask? Is it impossible to write the plot without x?