Lin Anxin transmigrates into the body of a little child bride. Just as she's about to roll up her sleeves and make a dazzling comeback with all her might, her future in-laws pawn her off in the blink of an eye? What? A wife sold as a concubine? She eats his food, wears his clothes, and bears his children, and they're his? And then? Then she can wash up and leave! With her golden finger full of inner monologues in hand, Lin Anxin racks her brains to outwit her first set of in-laws, who are no pushovers, while keeping an eye out for her awful relatives. Meanwhile, her second set of in-laws, the local bullies, are watching her like hawks.
System: Anxin, take it easy. Companionship is the longest-lasting declaration of love. I love you most! (っ′▽`)っ!
Some mischievous man: Wife, come right into my bowl. I promise I won't eat you! (￣艸￣")! (As if.)
The plot is actually quite good, not clichéd, but it feels a bit much that the system needs to constantly eat to replenish its energy in an era where food and clothing are scarce and hunger is the norm… And this food isn't even earned by the female lead herself; she has to be given it by others…
The book is very well written. The female protagonist suffers first but then finds happiness. It gets better and better as you read on, and it's very captivating.
This book is alright! But what use is it to the system?
What is this weird system?
Good, I can get into it, looking forward to the future.
It's down-to-earth and overall not bad.
The article was well-written; I read it in one go.
The story is fast-paced and engaging, but it's a bit too long.
As a seasoned bookworm, I found it very enjoyable and exciting, and I look forward to the author's next masterpiece!
I've read this book twice, it's really good! 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍