I Traveled Through Time and Became a Married Peasant Woman

Overall rating: 2 stars Have you finished reading: No Whether to review: No Author's brief comment: None Hostess design: A time-traveling heroine who is simple and capable of running a household. Male protagonist design: The male protagonist is a military commander, good at conquering and fighting, reticent but down-to-earth and considerate of his family. Supporting character design: Not a tool person, but basically a background board. If needed, I can pull it out and write a paragraph. Plot line: The heroine has been childless for ten years after marriage. She discovers that her husband has cheated on her and gets into a car accident. She travels back to ancient times and becomes a peasant woman in ancient times. She and the hero work diligently to run the house, gain titles along the way, and live a peaceful life. Emotional line: The heroine quickly accepted the setting of her original husband, and transitioned into the mode of an old married couple with almost no obstacles. Completeness: It covers the marriage of the children and the death of the hero and heroine. It couldn't be more complete. Extra: After the heroine dies, she returns to modern times and renews her relationship with the hero. Writing style: simple and straightforward, but still relatively fluent. Brief comment: I read the reviews and said it was very heartwarming, so I bought the entire book when I read the entire book on QQ. It's true that there isn't a lot of excitement and nonsense, because the whole plot is very bland and has no ups and downs. Whether it is the rise of the male protagonist, the seizure of the throne by the King of Liaodong, or the life experience of the female protagonist's adopted son, everything is as plain as a notice, and there is no emotion. There are hundreds of chapters in the whole text, and you can even pick out one chapter to read. Most of the filler plots in the middle are that the heroine took her children out to fly a kite today, and went shopping with people she knew tomorrow, as if she was reading a diary. I can't say bad things about the male and female protagonists, but I can't think of any words to describe them. The heroine has been married for ten years in modern times. Before her death, she discovered that her husband, whom she always thought was a considerate husband, had actually cheated on her and had an illegitimate child. However, in ancient times, she entered the role of having three children with almost no obstacles, and she also accepted the male protagonist by the way. There is no emotional shadow at all, and she quickly enters the role of the wife who likes the male protagonist. As for the male protagonist, he and the original person have given birth to three children, but the setting is set so that he can tell at a glance that the female protagonist is different from the original person, and then he has a passionate love that he didn't have originally. At the end, the author assumes that the male protagonist is the man who ran to the female protagonist before she died in her previous life. After returning to the present day, the two of them HE again, and then said through the female protagonist that she and the original person are the same person. But after reading the whole article, it is still very annoying. It was emphasized earlier that the male protagonist does not like her, but has always liked the female protagonist. It should also be emphasized that the original person was too frugal, which caused the child's nutrition to fail to keep up. In addition, some details are not very reasonable, including prices and confusion between northern and southern specialties. Then there are the behaviors of some characters that are hard to understand. For example, a child in the male protagonist's village insists on following his comrade, saying that he wants to get ahead, and also emphasizes that he will not sell himself, so that he can support the other person in his old age. The problem is that a prince's confidants lack someone to support him in his old age? How do you know for sure that they won't get married? And don't you consider your own parents' pension? Later, I wrote several times that the heroine's son asked him why he didn't write to his family, so this person wrote it. Who is this person trying to describe? Overall, it's just not very appealing.