A Widow Is Hard to Woo: The Toughest Brute Insists on Marrying Into Her Family
寡妇难撩：最猛糙汉非要倒插门
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- Completed
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- 1.0M Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
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- 3y ago
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Pure Farming Stories, No Business Ventures from the Start
Period Novels with Only Natives, No Transmigration, Rebirth, or System
Married From the Start, No Hiding It
Novels Where the Male Lead Hides His Family Background and Lives in the Countryside with the Female Lead
The male lead hides his identity and lives in the countryside with the female lead.
Any Period-Era Stories With a Strong Female Lead and a Live-In Son-in-Law?
A Rough Man and a Young Widow, Set Around the 1970s
Looking for books like "Ordinary Girl's Quick Transmigration: She Has the Aura of an Unparalleled Beauty".
Looking for Cozy Farming Stories: No System, No Pocket Dimension, No Awful Relatives
A more slice-of-life kind of farming novel.
Looking for Good Farming Stories, No Golden Finger and No Portable Space
I'm looking for a farming novel that's closer to reality, where the protagonist uses her wits to make her own way. Thank you...
Looking for Period Pieces With No Pocket Dimension or Golden Finger
Farming Novel: No Pocket Dimension, No Skills, No Golden Finger
Pure farming, everyday family life, and working toward a comfortable life.
Looking for High-Rated Historical-Era Stories with Rebirth and a Pocket Dimension, the Kind You Can Reread Again and Again
I’ve run out of books! Please recommend stories set in a particular historical era, preferably with rebirth and a pocket dimension. I want leads who aren’t doormats, a brisk pace, and few awful relatives.
Looking for a Slice-of-Life Story With One Heroine and a Cozy, Heartwarming Feel. Era, Courtyard, or Ancient-Era Settings Are All Fine
Looking for Sweet Period Romance with a Male Lead Who Doesn’t Swear Constantly and Respects the Female Lead
The protagonist can be reborn or transmigrate, but please don't have her transmigrate into a woman who already has an intimate relationship with the male lead, such as being married or pregnant. It really creeps me out when the souls of people in intimate relationships are different. I just feel so bad for the original female supporting character.
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After I Transmigrated, My Sickly Husband Refused to Let Go of the Kids
Reborn: Cut Off My Ex's Money and Help Dad Get Rich
Grain in the Famine Years: Raising a Child and Building a Better Life
My Family's Lucky Little Wife
My Fussy Parents Took Me Along When They Transmigrated
A Family in Peach Blossom Mountain
Xiangshui Village on Xiangshui Bay
The Little Farm Girl
A Country Doctor's Relaxed Life
The Eldest Sister of the Farming Family and Her Three Siblings
A Prosperous Farmstead: The Scholar’s Young Wife Is Busy Making Money
The Lucky Village Girl Picks Up a Cool, Aloof Marquis and Cherishes Him
What’s a Slacker to Do After Returning to Ancient Times?
A Match Made for Wealth
Transmigrated to Ancient Times: The Little Farmer Girl Takes Charge of the Family
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It's a great read. This is the author's third book, and it's a story told in a gentle, flowing style. I saw a negative review saying the protagonist lacks a sense of resistance, which might be because they didn't see the later developments [what?]. (But it's hard to judge someone who gives a bad review after reading less than 30 minutes.)
It's very well written; it's a story of hardship followed by happiness. The female protagonist is resilient, courageous, and resourceful. Her time when her ex-husband died was truly difficult; I shed many tears. She's a good mother who didn't let her suffering cause her to take her anger out on her child.
I absolutely loved the love story between the male and female leads. I felt indignant alongside the female lead during her initial ordeal, and the funeral scene was so well-written and vivid. The two leads were also very open and honest, always considerate of each other, and constantly growing together. I adore Fu Zi and Yan Jie, and of course, little Nuonuo is so adorable!
It's a great watch. The female lead succeeds through her own hard work, without any special abilities or superpowers.
It's good! It turns out it's by the same author as Song Chunying's book. Song Chunying's book is also good. It's a very good book, with delicate writing.
I wasn't going to read it at first because I saw there were no ratings yet, but once I started, I couldn't leave. The author's writing is excellent, and the content is quite exciting; it's not just fluff.
Both the female and male leads have strong moral values. The hardships of life and the sweetness and delicacy of love are portrayed very profoundly. The gentle narration of family life is so touching that it brings a smile to one's face. It would be even more perfect if there were an epilogue at the end!
This is a book worth reading. Although Qiu Hong had a brief period of happiness in her childhood, being pampered by her parents, she married a scoundrel and didn't have a good life. Fortunately, she was smart, capable, and intelligent. In addition, the village chief and clan head of Qiujia Village were reasonable and protective people who supported her after her husband died.
No reincarnation, no time travel, it's good, but the ending was too rushed.
I love it so much, it's so beautiful!