After rejecting blind dates for the umpteenth time, Liu Xiangxiang, a favored daughter of Heaven and brilliant surgeon, suddenly died on the operating table. When she opened her eyes again, she had become an ugly, dark-skinned, poor village girl from Hawthorn Village in the 1970s. Even worse, the young girl had married early!
Her younger sisters-in-law joined forces to ruin her reputation, while her relatives and a reborn woman urged her to elope and make room for someone else. Then her family sent a telegram demanding money to treat her critically ill grandmother.
Using her wits, Liu Xiangxiang drove off her enemies and received a divorce as a parting gift from her husband's family. She returned to the village with the money and cured her grandmother. Then her husband, the son of a Yu family who had spent three years married to her without once crossing the threshold of their home, came out of nowhere and cornered her against the wall. “I heard we're divorced?”
A pig knows to turn when it hits a tree, and even a runny nose knows when to wipe itself. You only remembered to come back after we divorced. Too late! Congratulations, the next one will be even better!
“I don't want the next one. I want you. As long as we're alive, it's not too late.”
It's not bad, I'm still following it. The female lead is straightforward and cool. Maybe because it's still ongoing, there aren't too many awful characters or major flaws, so it's worth keeping watching. I personally don't think there are many flaws. I just hope the ex-husband will always be the ex-husband. The female lead is capable and wealthy, so why does she need a man?
There are a few minor details that could be improved, but the rest is excellent. After reading so many rambling articles, suddenly reading one like this feels like a real treat. I'll save it and read it several times. Keep up the good work, author! I hope you write more high-quality articles like this.
One feeling I have about this book is that the male lead has way too many admirers. I feel sorry for the male and female leads. However, the premise that the male lead also transmigrates into the book is acceptable; it's much more comfortable than the original male lead inexplicably changing his attitude.
May your winters be warm, may your springs be gentle, and may you have my happiness in this life and the next, loving and inseparable. This story is very well written, and the love between the male and female protagonists is quite tortuous. There are too many naive and scheming people on the road to wealth, and many stumbling blocks along the way. That's probably just how things were in that era.
It's pretty good, but it's a bit of a pity. Where did the original male lead, Lu Jinnian, go?
It's a great show, I really like the male and female leads.
It was a great book, but I can't borrow it anymore. I rarely trust book reviews. I'll keep trying!
It's pretty good, better than the ones with higher scores.
Looking forward to the next installment 🙂 Keep it up!
It's great! The author is fantastic!