The Han family’s third branch has fallen on hard times. The wife feeds her son blood every day, her face as pale as a ghost’s. Their younger daughter is a cripple, and only the eldest daughter is even a little pretty. Grandma Han wants to trade her for food. Han Luoxue wakes up to a nightmarish start, so of course her first move is to scheme her way into splitting the family. She doesn’t even mind living in a haunted house! The whole village is waiting for the third branch, sent away with nothing, to starve to death. So why is their life getting better and better? They eat chicken, duck, and wild boar every day, but where on earth do they get all that grain to sell? Later, the younger daughter can walk again, Han Laosan is able to hunt, the wife who looked like a ghost is a peerless beauty, and the son who was so thin he looked ready to die is now as sturdy as a young colt. Even the ugly cripple the eldest daughter married has turned into a handsome young man? What? Han Luoxue’s husband ran away? The Han family comes by again to have a laugh, only to see a luxurious carriage stop in front of Han Laosan’s house. Hundreds of battle-hardened soldiers kneel on one knee: “We respectfully welcome the Crown Princess back to the capital!”
The plot is coherent and not laggy, it's quite interesting to watch, and I'll pay attention to the author's works.
The plot is good. Recommended. The ending is a bit sloppy.
I had known that the prince was coming, but there must have been no countermeasures. What would a man like this want to fight with the prince for?
It's a pity that Zhou Yuan and Xiao Yu, who were originally two crazy people, died speechless and gave up.
Give it to people who come in to see the ratings. I'm curious how this was scored. 15,000 People gave it a 9.5 Rating, and 40,000 people are watching it. I decisively abandoned the article after seeing Chapter 7. Reason for abandoning the article: The heroine has incorrect views and is overconfident. 1. Three incorrect views You can ignore the wild geese that others are hunting, and act confidently. Against the background of cannibalism and famine, there is no psychological description of picking up a wild goose that someone else hunted, no guilt, and no need to compensate the hunter in the future. She behaved confidently when others came to her for the second time. She was weak and reasonable, and others could not bully a little girl like her. 2. Overconfidence. She said to the hunter who gave her a rabbit when they met for the second time, "Do you like me?" May I ask? Are the modern heroines who have been so charming and so confident? In the author's description, people are eating people. The heroine is a being who is oppressed by her family. She has long been thin and skinny, and she should not be so confident in her current appearance. This is unreasonable even in times of famine.
The heroine is so brainless that she doesn't even have the space to cover it up. A village girl comes up with so much food out of thin air in a lean year. The Zhao family, a wealthy family in the town, becomes suspicious. Han Laoba and Han Yuchen, the male protagonists, are also suspicious. The miracle doctor is also suspicious, as are his parents and sister. Everyone knew that she was evil, and they suspected that she was a monster. She was really not afraid of others catching her and studying her in the bad years. And Zhao, the perverted butcher in town, bought a good girl as his wife, but she was actually raped, humiliated and tortured to death before she chopped it up and sold it with his pork. Butcher Zhao made it clear that he wanted to buy her and her mother. He was attracted by her and her mother's looks, and he was still thinking about her and her mother. The heroine also wore her mother to buy meat from other people's pork shops. It was such a stupid thing that I didn't want to read it and gave up the book before finishing it.
The three concepts are incorrect, the plot is outrageous, and the heroine is written to be ridiculously stupid...
Why did the voice pack change to a different person? [Tilting head, laughing and crying] [Crying]
This is the most unreasonable novel I have read in the past twenty years.
There is a feeling that the author's cultural level is not very high