
I Transmigrated into a Book and Started Farming and Studying in a Warlord's Household
穿书后,我在军阀后院种田学习
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- Completed
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- 780k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
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- Republican-Era Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
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- Transmigrate into a Republican-Era Book: The Supporting Female Character Excels Through Studying穿书民国,女配她靠学习独美了Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book isn't a super-powerful wish-fulfillment novel. The female protagonist is an ordinary person who transmigrates into a book and encounters a learning system that isn't an overpowered cheat. It's a story of growth and patriotism, not an overnight success where she becomes omnipotent. The characters have their own strengths and weaknesses, and there's no absolute omniscient perspective.
I quite like this type of Republican-era novel, where heroes emerge in turbulent times. But I really don't think there was any romance during that period. It was a time of upheaval and restlessness.
I really like the female protagonist in this book, and I also like the system in it. Instead of suppressing the original female protagonist to steal opportunities or blindly clinging to powerful figures after learning that she had transmigrated into a book, she worked hard to improve her abilities, thus becoming a better person and seeing a bigger world and more beautiful scenery.
Aww, it's so good! When I first watched it, I always thought the male lead was Qiao Jiusi. Ahhhhhh, I've been shipping them for so long, but it turns out it's both Jiangs! I'm so sad! 😢😢😢
The plot is quite good and fresh. Having watched almost half of it, I have a minor flaw: the character development of the female lead feels somewhat lacking. So far, many events haven't really involved her; we only know she's definitely a righteous person. Her character isn't clear enough, and there aren't any special events to highlight her.
The premise is good, but there are a lot of unnecessary plot points. For example, the section about the cowardly and incompetent second brother didn't need so many chapters. The system could have just given a brief summary after listening to him. I almost dropped the game because of that part.
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Super good! Actually, I don't really like Republican-era novels other than quick transmigration novels, but this one is unexpectedly good.
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