
A Wife Comes with Transmigration. Want One?
穿越送老婆要不要?
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- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Rural Life
- Subgenre
- Two Male Leads
- Updated
- 1y ago
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- Fanqie
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Male Lead Transmigrates, Flees Famine, Has a Pocket Dimension, and Takes Up Farming
The male lead's family escapes a famine while farming in their space and developing their lives.
Two Male Leads, Devoted to Each Other. No Showbiz, Transmigration into a Book, or Historical Settings
Daily Life in Ancient Times, Doting Husband, and a Male Lead Who Transmigrated
The male lead transmigrates to ancient times and dotes on his wife in their everyday life.
The Male Lead Transmigrates to Ancient Times, Where the Court Assigns Him a Wife
Transmigrates into a Blacksmith, and the Authorities Send Him a Wife
Transmigrate
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From the Start, the Imperial Court Assigns the Male Lead a Wife, and He Has a System and Modern Supplies
The male lead should have a System or a personal space with unlimited modern supplies. I don't want one of those stories where he's constantly building a business. Do male-oriented novels have to be all about career-building?
What’s the Book Where the Court Assigns the Protagonist a Wife from the Start?
He Transmigrates to Ancient Times, Where the Authorities Require Him to Take a Wife
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There is a wife at the beginning
Are There Really No Well-Written, Satisfying BL Novels About Transmigrating Into a Book...?
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Not bad, Fang Zhen and An Xiangchen support each other, their personalities complement each other and they are very loving. Moreover, Fang Zhen knows how to respect An Xiangchen, has no machismo, and will not act alone in the name of doing good for An Xiangchen (although it is only once, but the two have just been together, so it is understandable that they are in the running-in period), and he always discusses with each other when encountering problems. That is, although the protagonist himself has abilities, he cannot stand up to the feudal dynasty where the imperial power is supreme. The protagonist has no identity and no status. He has some strength but is limited in every way, from Wan Yingying, the daughter of the richest man in Huanshan County, to the third prince of Shuishou Pavilion and then to the fifth prince. The prince, or even the emperor, the protagonist is always feeling aggrieved. Although the protagonist himself has a good attitude and doesn't care, as a reader, it is really uncomfortable to watch. Those bastards bully others based on their status, but due to the times, status determines everything. [Angry][almost crying][crying]
This book is really good to read. The emotional line between Fang and An is very delicate. It cannot be said that it was love at first sight, but it is a long-term and steady flow. The storyline is very delicate. The two have a good outlook on life. Because Fang was a special forces soldier in his previous life, he and An are destined to be involved in the struggle for imperial power in this life. They have changed from chess pieces at the beginning to people who control their own destiny. The ending is pretty good too. I just haven't finished Tang Xing's extra episode and I still want to watch it.
I ran out of patience. When I saw that it was almost finished, I just read the back. Overall, it is still a good novel with a lot of laughs. But the story line is too long-winded, so let's continue to the next story.
Generally speaking, the writing is quite good, but many of the plots in it are very uncomfortable to watch. I can only say that it is not obvious that evil people are rewarded with evil. I feel that I have been giving in step by step, being humiliated, and in the end I think others are good because I owe them. It still seems very awkward and aggrieved. The emotional line is pretty good, quite solid, but sometimes the descriptions or plots are actually quite entertaining. I really like the descriptions, but they keep describing how I don't like him, or the scenes where I finally confess my identity but reveal my fear. , It breaks the harmonious relationship. It's not that I can't be afraid, but the description in the article is that I suddenly don't like him that much, but they just confessed their deep feelings for him, which is very contradictory. Maybe if I confess later, my feelings will be stronger and it won't be like now. One person always took the blame in the early stage, and the other person always felt humiliated in the early stage. Maybe they were kind-hearted and would always give another chance, but I couldn't forgive easily because I was involved.
The emotional line is very well written and not clichéd. It's not like you can't help but fall in love in just one or two days. The two people have a long ambiguous running-in process. The relationship after falling in love is very sweet and life-like. However, the plot has a sense of suffocation from the beginning to Gucheng. The protagonist wants to do practical things for the country and the people but has been suppressed by the imperial power and the powerful. Only two people are hurt.
It was very interesting and exciting, but the episode ended suddenly and caught me off guard.
Fang Zhen is right, Tang Xing is the male protagonist [take a closer look] In the last extra chapter of Tang Xing, I seriously doubt that King Yu was reincarnated as the fifth prince with his memories [Thoughts]
The characters have distinct and lively personalities, and the author's writing is good. It's a book worth recommending. It's very interesting [love] [love] [love] [love] [love]
The overall story is very good, but the score is a bit low. The male protagonist travels through time as a soldier, and the development in the story is very reasonable. The place in Gucheng is also very exciting, but the progress is a bit hasty after arriving in the capital. 9.5 Points are definitely worth it!
It's good-looking, the writing is neither sadistic nor naive, but the star-studded extras are not enough.