The book starts out like a series, and the second half seems to be closer to a sitcom, like the Six or the HowIMetYourMother-like genre, and one or two episodes a day still looks pretty boring. There are not many climaxes in the plot, and the tension mainly depends on the small humor in life, the small feelings, the small experiences, and the interaction between the four girls.

I've always wanted to write a review about the four girls and their personalities, but the author has written a lot of them himself, such as the four-color argument, and many others, and it can't be better than him.

It's better to be ugly, no matter how much readers are willing to write long reviews, it is also an affirmation of the author and the book, and I used to be willing to read long reviews written by readers.

Here are my personal preferences.

Tao Zi and grandchildren

On the surface, Tao Zi is the most typical kind in the urban ** department - squad leader, capable, orthodox on the surface, fanatical inside, a leader outside, a big woman when she goes home, she can go out of the hall and go to a big bed...... Probably in many people's YY dreams, there is this type.

But I think Taozi is written with characteristics and not conventional.

Tao Zi and Sun Sun have one thing in common, they fall in love (or rather like) are ordinary people who are not possessed. In fact, Tao Zi is different from the strong woman squad leader in the general book, she has never been a strong kind of girl, she used to help Wu Wending wipe her ass and be responsible for small things, not responsible for the general direction, and nagging about the details. The two of them were a little ambiguous at the beginning, plain and happy, and a little bit of an old husband and wife.

One day, the rival in love appeared, the man became stronger, and he had to be involved in the battle for **, and after the graduation of the fantasy, the dream of the two people to be together naturally was shattered, and of course they gained a lot.

For me, Tao Zi is a little more brilliant in the first half, and what impresses me the most is her belief in feelings - firm and unwavering. This kind of belief is written more naturally (relying on the author's skills), and it is not the kind of people in many books who are cold to other men only to be shocked by the male protagonist's tiger body and die to the ground.

The only time she hesitated, the impression (perhaps inaccurate) was that she had followed Wu Wending to the auction, and suddenly found that the level of contact and life he had come into contact with was a little far from what she had imagined, so she had a strong sense of instability. In addition, whether it was when she started to fight for her husband with her grandson, and later Mibobo came in to compete for the third child, or when she faced her parents, who were the most difficult of the four to convince, she seemed calm and determined.

On the surface, Tao Zi is the most principled, law-oriented, and policy-oriented, and the most orthodox in education, but she was the first to call Lao Wu's husband in public, and she never hesitated and struggled with Lao Wu for the first time.

Even in the setting of **, I think this is the closest feeling to life, calm and calm, and at the same time fiery and tenacious.

Plump physique, water system***

It is very logical for Tao Zi to like Lao Wu, and serious girls are often easy to be interested in boys who are a little out of tune but reliable at critical moments. Sun Sun likes Wu Daguan, I thought it was probably a bit of a father-loving plot, cough cough......

What Sun Sun talked about the most at the beginning was the absurd deeds of Wu Daguan in the attached middle school, and the later reform and reform. has a similar place with her father, ** was born, and slowly whitewashed and started a family.

Sun Sun's attributes are also what many novels like to write - a little bit of the willfulness of the eldest lady, cute laziness, not annoying stinginess, like all kinds of novel little tastes, and hobby to instruct men to do this and that.

Of course, she is also very distinctive, such as being able to electric buttocks, such as being willing to tie only a bow in a gift box.

Frankly speaking, there are a lot of scenes behind Sun Sun, and Lao Wu seems to be very fond of her, but among the four girls, I personally prefer that she lacks highlights, so the main highlights to remember are the above two......

Long-legged electric buttocks, fire system***

Meebobo

Lao Wu is a master on the Tibetan side, and Wu Wending is Wu Wending on the Han side, and he is probably the only one who really knows and is familiar with both sides of him.

Mima and the guru are together in three moments: the disdain of the haughty female knight who puts the poor Han boy in front of her when she appears, the piety of the poor little maid who is willing to sacrifice herself at any time when she says goodbye, and then the process of falling in love with a god to a man.

Mima is a real eldest lady, a real nobleman - incomparably confident, informal, and absolutely not confused about big things.

Personally, I think that the author wrote Mima to really write a little bit of the charm of the eldest lady. And she is also one of the four girls who are more happy. For example, if you are in a hurry to have a child, you will clap your hands after birth, which is very interesting and charming......

Some people are born in the blessings, they have been favored by God all their lives, and they know how to enjoy life - lazily watching TV, devout with their own beliefs, taking the initiative to seize the first night of the guru, and Mi Bobo who looks at her husband with a smile is a typical example of this.

F, or G?gold***

Little blind man

Xiaoqing came the latest, but she was the most brilliant female character in the second half.

There's no way, the little wife just has an advantage, and she is also good at acting, and she is willing to be a twin, which man doesn't love it?

When Wu Wending treated her eyes, she had bad intentions, and when she could fall asleep, she quietly treated her and performed miracles in front of her, and at that time I knew that this guy must be taking her in.

Of course, "true love" still needs to be tested, and the text message was sent for 108 days, and then I followed my husband to keep up with a few cities......

Xiaoqing's personality is about to come out - strong, stubborn, persistent, and then a mixture of cold and sweet. How many books are willing to write about a little blind man, but really put effort into writing about the inner world of the little blind man? The author dares to write it, and the writing is natural and vivid.

I think the author's skill lies in his own interest in life and his grasp of details. The four girls have different attitudes and perspectives towards each thing, such as cooking, how to support Wu Wending, how to treat several big dogs in the family, and how to fight potential vixens from the outside......

The little fox is the one who wants to perform along the street, likes to wear a sportswear the most, after a song is played in heaven and earth, sends text messages every day and does not respond, takes the initiative to ask the ladies to accept as little wives, rushes into the kitchen, thinks that Lao Wu is good in everything, and often thinks about how to please Sister Mi Sister Tao and Sister Sun......

Damn, even if the master is possessed, it's hard to find it with a lantern......

P.S. I think the biggest scheming of the little fox is that when the other three girls are accustomed to letting Wu Wending serve them, she insists on serving Wu Wending, at least serving each other, which is too powerful......

Fox Essence Wood Department***

Write a little bit of nonsense, in fact, I just want to say,

It is hard to write and have to be sprinkled!