One day, Song Qingwan transmigrates into the body of a farm girl and is sold by her biased parents to a hunter in the village. She is devastated. The hunter is tall, powerful, and muscular. He never goes hunting, though, and puts all that strength to use on her. The problem is, she has married into a family with nothing to its name. If he doesn't hunt, what are they supposed to eat? Song Qingwan decides to turn her life around, tame her husband, earn money, buy farmland, and take on the troublemakers. Her life becomes a colorful adventure, but how did this hunter suddenly turn out to be Prince Shou, a fallen royal tiger? Is it time for him to take charge as the man of the house?
I think this article's rating is too low. Putting yourself in the protagonist's shoes, what would you do in this situation? Therefore, I'm giving it a five-star review. Oops, I almost missed a great article because of some people's comments!
The author's writing style is good, but this book was exhausting to read, and I didn't really see the female lead as strong—it's not really a strong female lead story, though the earlier parts were quite enjoyable. I didn't finish watching it because it was too tiring, so I'm giving it four stars. It's a good book, though; those interested can check it out.
The storyline was decent, with twists and turns, and most endings were good. It was just a pity for Wanyan Hong.
I'm quite impressed with myself for actually watching the whole thing from beginning to end. I really envy the male lead's unconditional trust and doting on the female lead. They stayed together until old age, and everyone around them got a happy ending. It would have been even more perfect if Wanyan Hong could have found happiness too.
It's a very interesting book, but I don't know why it only got 85 points. I hope more people will read it.
It can only be understood intuitively, not explained in words.
I don't know how to say it, really! 😂 I feel like I've faced too many setbacks.
It's a bit angsty, but also very good. However, I'm too scared to watch it again, just like when I watched "Kidnapping an Emperor to Warm My Bed" and "The Phoenix Empress: The Abandoned Doctor and the Divine Physician." I wanted to watch them again, but I was too afraid to.
How can such a good novel have such a low rating?
The story is captivating; I want to keep reading.