Mr. Mu, the owner of a famous cloth shop in Greenwater City, suddenly dies of a terrible illness. On the tenth day after his death, Qing, his only legitimate son, is promised by his stepmother to the county magistrate as his thirteenth concubine.
The night before the wedding, Qing packs his things and runs away. He flees to Autumn Leaf Lake and, imagining what will happen if he is caught, jumps in. But when he opens his eyes, he finds himself in another world.
Gu Yan has a well-known hobby: fishing. He fishes when he's in a good mood and when he's in a bad mood, too. His fishing skills, however, leave a lot to be desired... But today, a big fish has clearly taken his hook. As he reels it in, the “big fish” emerges from the water, and the grin on Gu Yan's face slowly freezes...
Gu Yan: “Hah! Plenty of people can catch a fish, but not many can catch a spouse!”
Mu Qing (nodding obediently): “You're right about everything, dear husband!!!”
It looks good but is a bit short.
I really liked the premise, but it was a bit short, and the ending felt rushed. The protagonist's family life could have been developed further, and the protagonist's career storyline could have been explored in more detail.
It looks great, but it's really, really, really short.
It looks good because it's very, very short.