The Young Farmer's Wife of the Chief Minister's Household

I abandoned the article, the rating is so high but I can't help but appreciate it carefully. Many details cannot bear to be scrutinized. If you read the story carelessly, you can barely read it. The author has a hard time coding, but readers always look forward to a better reading experience.

The happy farming life is interesting at first, but then it becomes exaggerated and exaggerated. The Xu family is going to be awesome. After all, it's still okay after a while. Come and take a look, it's very good and pretty~

The heroine came in in a sedan chair at the beginning, and then the hero said that he fell in love with the heroine at first sight and even got beaten for her. . Then what you like is not the heroine but the original character! At the beginning, I was able to coax myself when I told the heroine to throw away the divorce letter, saying that the hero had some gossip and knew that his house was going to be ransacked, so he wanted to drive the heroine away. Although I didn't know what it was like for girls who were divorced in that era, I could at least coax myself! But the latter part really doesn't work anymore,,, the author has a sense of beauty that he writes the front part and forgets the back part, and has no memory of what he has written at all. . . The female lead and the male lead are complete wimps, and they support a large family every day. They say that they will never do more while having a bodhisattva-like heart. . They were coaxed by Green Tea to do more work without even being coaxed by the two of them. . . I really only saw a time-travel heroine who rushed to be a substitute for the man with Bai Yueguang, took the initiative to serve everyone, and abided by all the bad ancient rules. . . . You said it's fine if you're happy and illogical, but if you're unhappy and illogical, I'm really at my wits' end!

I like the domineering attitude of the heroine at the end!

I couldn't stand it in the middle, it wasn't interesting and the plot wasn't exciting anymore.

I thought it was pretty good at first, but after reading it, I felt that whether it was family, love, or friendship described in the article, it was a bit hypocritical, and there was no sense of empathy. Also, the setting of the conflict is too far-fetched.

After reading more than 300 chapters, I suddenly lost interest. First of all, the writing is okay, but the writing is not so good and I couldn't read 3 chapters. When he was exiled to the northwest, prices were so high that he was paid 6 cents a day to move bricks. Later, the hostess's family hired someone to do the work for 30 cents a day. Exile meant being sent to live in the countryside. Although they said they would not give up this area, the family went everywhere openly, doing business, and buying land in other places with great fanfare. The funniest thing is to buy land and see if the name on the land deed is correct. Please go to the government to transfer ownership. In ancient times, buying a cow had to transfer ownership. If you buy a large amount of land, just collect the title deed and be done with it? There is also farming. I thought it was about cultivating it, but the result is to pick the seeds. Others have less than 200 kilograms per acre. The heroine can weigh more than 600 kilograms by picking the seeds. Are other farmers stupid? Who doesn't choose the seeds for planting? They also use charcoal fires to heat greenhouses to grow rice. In ancient times, there was no plastic, so what kind of film was used? How can plants grow without light? I won't tell you how to plant leeks instead. In the early stage, the male protagonist was okay, not greasy, and he was always nice to the female protagonist, but in the later stage, he was really annoying. He always flirted, touched earlobes, touched faces when going out, and all the etiquette of young men in ancient times was learned by dogs. As soon as the heroine heard that something happened, she rushed here. You have arranged so many secret guards, and the smallest thing becomes a big deal. Anyway, the heroine is worried about everything and will kill people at every turn. His wife was so noble that she would kill anyone who touched her. He doesn't care about anything and just loves his wife. He is very paranoid. Has the author never experienced feelings? Being nice to the heroine doesn't have to be the same as being a dog licker. What's more, when the heroine climbs the wall to meet her cousin, the hero falls in love at first sight, but it's not like the newlyweds in the first chapter. I guess the author himself can't get over it. In short, the hero's feelings for the heroine are inexplicable. It would be better to write about the feelings that came out of getting along after being exiled.

The ending is so rushed. Is it killing time? I think the author wrote it well. Why do you need so much logic? Vote.

The interaction between the male and female protagonists was too cumbersome, with endless awkward chats, and it was too sweet. I abandoned it after more than 100 chapters.

The writing is pretty good, but after chapter 300 it's too sloppy, and it's suspected of being a compilation.