Her devotion was repaid with heartless betrayal. Just as she was about to kill her enemy, a manhole without a cover sent her to a strange time and place. A top-grade sister-in-law, a stingy mother-in-law, a bizarre father-in-law, and a handsome but dim-witted husband: what kind of situation is this? No need to say more, it’s time to get to work! Come see the hilarious chaos of a farmhouse, where a silly husband and a tough wife bring endless fun.
(She has a handsome little boy at home, only five and a half months old. I write 3,000 words a day. If you’re impatient, start reading later. I’ll do my best to keep updating!)
Isn't it a deserted house? After a few steps, it was like arriving in a busy city. I also met the emperor. The article became more and more procrastinating, and I had no desire to read it!
The characterization is perfect. The story has twists and turns. The only drawback is that people often get their names wrong.
Are the Fu Niuer article and this one definitely written by the same author? That one was so well written, this one is so bad.
The first part is okay, but the later supplements seem to have been written by a different author. There is a lot of nonsense, the chapters are delayed, there are too many typos, the names are often written wrong, and the plot is inconsistent... I have abandoned the article. If I read it again, I really doubt that the author did not use his brain when writing the more than 200 chapters.
I really can't accept the final ending. The male protagonist can have a happy ending like this. I can't accept it.
I gave up about 60% of the way through it. The more I wrote, the worse it got. I really couldn't stand it. The framework was too big and there were too many pitfalls. There was too much nonsense after the halfway point. I felt that all the characters were idiots. I strongly advised them to quit.
No wonder it scored 8.7. It looks good at the beginning, but becomes worse and worse as it goes on.
The plot behind it is too confusing and the logic doesn't make sense. I'll abandon the article.
This book is too confusing and not as good as the author's other books
The author's writing style is still very good, but some of the storylines are really ruining the worldview and I can't accept it. After reading nearly two hundred chapters, I was really angry. I have read another novel by the author before which is much better than this one.
I don't really like the heroine in the author's novel. She got pregnant and the child she gave birth to was the eldest son. She didn't discuss with the prince and decided to adopt the child to the Cao family. He was the eldest son. Didn't you know how much importance was attached to the eldest son in ancient times? If adopted to a farmer, what will the children think when they grow up? You are a mud-legged person, and your younger brother and sister are the princes and princesses of the royal palace, so why don't you feel resentful? What on earth was the author thinking? Even if you give birth to triplets and adopt the second child, it still doesn't make sense. The Cao family has a daughter, and the daughter has two children. If you don't adopt your own daughter, you adopt someone else's child. Are you crazy, author? Adoption is a matter of choosing one from the clan. Are you adopting or robbing the child? It doesn't matter if a prince grows up in your family. They have enough money to eat and wear, and they only passed the age of 6, which is only 14 years. It's enough to give them some money or whatever they need. Why can't they repay the favor? It's really stupid to adopt a child to someone else, and it will explode your outlook! Moreover, when she became pregnant, she had to go to the border to see her younger brother, fearing that his younger brother would suffer hardships. The two of them had been struggling to survive under their stepmother since they were children, and they were a little short. Can't they endure such a little hardship? Some people can't live a good life, so they start doing things when their life is good. The people behind my words were so busy that they were overwhelmed. Is it just because she's pregnant that she's so willful? And that second sister Cao, there really is no one more annoying than her. He eats and drinks with his sister-in-law every day, and even steals the house built by the heroine. She asked for a place across the hospital, but she was still afraid that the heroine's brother would steal it from her. Don't you know what you are? The heroine makes money, and her sister-in-law treats her as her own sister. Apart from making a few clothes for the heroine, what else did she do? She wants this and that every day, which is so unpleasant. However, the author wrote her as a kind-hearted and simple persona. Do the things she does are consistent with this persona?
Isn't it a deserted house? After a few steps, it was like arriving in a busy city. I also met the emperor. The article became more and more procrastinating, and I had no desire to read it!
The characterization is perfect. The story has twists and turns. The only drawback is that people often get their names wrong.
Are the Fu Niuer article and this one definitely written by the same author? That one was so well written, this one is so bad.
The first part is okay, but the later supplements seem to have been written by a different author. There is a lot of nonsense, the chapters are delayed, there are too many typos, the names are often written wrong, and the plot is inconsistent... I have abandoned the article. If I read it again, I really doubt that the author did not use his brain when writing the more than 200 chapters.
I really can't accept the final ending. The male protagonist can have a happy ending like this. I can't accept it.
I gave up about 60% of the way through it. The more I wrote, the worse it got. I really couldn't stand it. The framework was too big and there were too many pitfalls. There was too much nonsense after the halfway point. I felt that all the characters were idiots. I strongly advised them to quit.
No wonder it scored 8.7. It looks good at the beginning, but becomes worse and worse as it goes on.
The plot behind it is too confusing and the logic doesn't make sense. I'll abandon the article.
This book is too confusing and not as good as the author's other books
The author's writing style is still very good, but some of the storylines are really ruining the worldview and I can't accept it. After reading nearly two hundred chapters, I was really angry. I have read another novel by the author before which is much better than this one. I don't really like the heroine in the author's novel. She got pregnant and the child she gave birth to was the eldest son. She didn't discuss with the prince and decided to adopt the child to the Cao family. He was the eldest son. Didn't you know how much importance was attached to the eldest son in ancient times? If adopted to a farmer, what will the children think when they grow up? You are a mud-legged person, and your younger brother and sister are the princes and princesses of the royal palace, so why don't you feel resentful? What on earth was the author thinking? Even if you give birth to triplets and adopt the second child, it still doesn't make sense. The Cao family has a daughter, and the daughter has two children. If you don't adopt your own daughter, you adopt someone else's child. Are you crazy, author? Adoption is a matter of choosing one from the clan. Are you adopting or robbing the child? It doesn't matter if a prince grows up in your family. They have enough money to eat and wear, and they only passed the age of 6, which is only 14 years. It's enough to give them some money or whatever they need. Why can't they repay the favor? It's really stupid to adopt a child to someone else, and it will explode your outlook! Moreover, when she became pregnant, she had to go to the border to see her younger brother, fearing that his younger brother would suffer hardships. The two of them had been struggling to survive under their stepmother since they were children, and they were a little short. Can't they endure such a little hardship? Some people can't live a good life, so they start doing things when their life is good. The people behind my words were so busy that they were overwhelmed. Is it just because she's pregnant that she's so willful? And that second sister Cao, there really is no one more annoying than her. He eats and drinks with his sister-in-law every day, and even steals the house built by the heroine. She asked for a place across the hospital, but she was still afraid that the heroine's brother would steal it from her. Don't you know what you are? The heroine makes money, and her sister-in-law treats her as her own sister. Apart from making a few clothes for the heroine, what else did she do? She wants this and that every day, which is so unpleasant. However, the author wrote her as a kind-hearted and simple persona. Do the things she does are consistent with this persona?