
The Farmer’s Child Bride
农家童养媳
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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Ancient-Era Child Bride
Looking for a story where the female lead transmigrates to ancient times as a child bride. The leads should fall for each other, and the female lead should preferably know martial arts while the male lead is a scholar.
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I am looking for stories where the male lead is a construction worker hauling bricks or has served time in prison, while the female lead can be sweet and soft or aloof and cold.
Child Bride Stories
Any stories where the female lead is raised from childhood to be the male lead’s bride? Preferably historical, though a really good modern one is fine too. The male lead should be extremely possessive, and the female lead should be clever, not naive and silly. Please, friends!
Looking for Stories Where the Heroine Is a Child Bride
Looking for a story where the female protagonist is a child bride brought in to bring good luck, or something similar. Later, the male lead's family becomes wealthy and looks down on her family, refusing to let her become his principal wife and even starting to arrange a concubine for him. But the male lead overcomes everyone's objections and ultimately succeeds in marrying her as his principal wife, and they remain devoted to each other for life 😭😭😭
The Country Girl Bride: The Scheming Chancellor Is a Total Flirt
Farming Novels with a Kind Stepmother and a Beloved, Completed Cast
The male lead is a soldier and a god of war. The female lead is a beauty with a pocket dimension, and a cute child shows up at the end.
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I just finished reading it. Although it's similar to what the book review said, I still think it's worth reading. Let me give a fair evaluation of this book. First, let's talk about the title, "The Child Bride of a Farmer." Actually, it's not like other novels where the protagonist is a child bride who marries a farmer or a scholar.
This book is truly well-written. The only downside is the plot involving the female and male leads. She becomes the other woman and is happy about it. Even though it's set in ancient times, the female lead is a modern person, so it's unacceptable. Fortunately, in the end, the female lead chooses the second male lead, which is a good ending. Otherwise, the book would be ruined; it would have turned into a story about a mistress becoming the main character.
The author writes so well! I only read the first two thousand pages, and I loved the Crown Prince so much, but he lost his memory and left. I couldn't resist turning to the end, and the ending broke my heart. I couldn't continue reading 😢 I want to see the female lead and the Crown Prince together 555 This ending made me want to vomit blood for two days straight.
The writing is alright. The female lead is realistic, good at flirting, adept at navigating social situations, and a bit greedy. She speaks somewhat bluntly and without regard for gender boundaries. The plot is decent, but in the end, her feelings succumb to reality!
I thought they would reveal her past to the female lead, but...
The heroine's stories with the three male leads are all tragic; they go through countless twists and turns but are ultimately destined to be apart! The most pitiful is Shizi, who loves but cannot be with the one she desires; it would have been better if they had never met.
Summary: 1. Women should live their lives to the fullest. 2: Have self-awareness. 3: Time will change everything.
The story is quite good. I enjoy watching the female lead be clever, hardworking, and achieve wealth; it's much better than those stories with some kind of spatial ability. The story is quite good, but the female lead had lingering romantic entanglements before, and the deeper the love, the deeper the hurt.
What a quirky and clever little girl, and what a magnificent peach blossom!
The mystery is that he has three boyfriends, and it's unclear which one is the male lead.