She transmigrates to a matriarchal kingdom, but the romantic luck she dreamed of never arrives. Instead, she gets a beating with a feather duster!
“I’d have to be blind to fall for you!” Her icy, overbearing husband glares at her with disdain.
Who can blame him? She’s just a penniless scholar who married into the family as the minister’s son’s wife. She has no money or influence, and isn’t allowed to take male concubines. She’s treated like a servant, then gets cruelly tricked and framed by her husband’s old flame!
Enough is enough! If she can’t win his favor, she’ll toss down a divorce letter and turn her back on him. She’ll elope with the irresistible Boss Chu, open a little shop, start a business, and build a comfortable life. But then she gets used and betrayed again... Can her luck get any worse, or will something new happen for once?
Did she really end up in a matriarchal kingdom? Why are all the handsome men so full of themselves?
It's very real and a bit cruel, not a cool article. The heroine has no power, no golden finger, ordinary people's thoughts, ordinary people's frustrations, and ordinary people's efforts. The frustration and powerlessness of being suppressed by power, and the tug and tangle between human weakness and morality are all written very well.
This novel is the only novel I have read without skipping chapters in recent times. I think the male protagonist is sweet from beginning to end. He accompanies the female protagonist a lot. Although he is unclean, I feel that he is very distressing. When I see his ending, I feel even more distressed. Why must he die? Can't it be a 1v2 or a lifelong relationship? 😢
After reading this, I just want to say, cherish the people in front of you. Although it is a heroine, it describes the adaptation of ordinary people in the heroine. They want to be together for the rest of their lives, but love is so deep that the person who loves you does not want you to be wronged, so he can only wrong himself. Passionateness is the norm for female heroes. It's not for anything else but for the men who constructed the story🤣 I actually finished reading this book like this
Well written, I stayed up late to read it
It's very good-looking. Qi Qiao deserves two men to love him. He is kind and affectionate. If you love him, you will love him. If you don't love him, you won't love him. I like Qiao Qiao.
Well written and down to earth
It's very beautiful, and I can especially empathize with the heroine. She dares to love and hate, and I cried and laughed at the same time. Why does the male protagonist have to die? Hey, I still hope for a miracle to happen 😢 😢 😢