On the Day He Married a Husband, the Boy Next Door's Eyes Turned Red
娶夫当天，邻家小哥眼圈都红了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 393k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- Aloof Little Husband by Day, Flirty Little Temptress by Night白天傲娇小夫郎晚上化身小撩精Alternate title on Fanqie
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This book is very good. I just hope the male lead isn't Lou Zichen. Not only is Lou Zichen unmarried, but he also has someone he likes, apparently the Second Princess. Although the female lead treats him like a little prince, it's only for the sake of her mission. I think it would be better if the female lead chose a handsome and upright man.
It's quite good, I'd recommend it, but I don't want the male lead to be Lou Zichen. It's not just because he's impure, but also because his thoughts make me uncomfortable. How can someone have the nerve to demand that others treat their child as their own when it's not theirs?
The content is good, but the character Lou Zichen is hard to like. The female lead has a good personality, but knowing it's a mission, she still flirts with Lou Zichen. On one hand, she emphasizes that Lou Zichen is scheming and using her, while on the other hand, she acts like a subservient simp.
In this matriarchal society, I didn't feel any sense of superiority from the female protagonist. Instead, I sensed the underlying oppression from the male protagonist. It felt like the female protagonist was practically naked after transmigrating to a matriarchal society.
It's incredibly good, but I really want to see the heart-wrenching part later on, specifically when the male lead, surnamed Yue, encounters his love interest, only to be caught by the female lead – what kind of chaotic scene that will unfold? I'm really looking forward to that part.
It's alright, but why does she keep getting married so frequently after marrying Yi Lansheng? It feels like she's trying to set a precedent for marriage for the female lead. She doesn't love him, yet she still wants to marry him. She won't divorce him, and then there's conflict with Lou Zichen later on.
Beautiful, beautiful! This is the first time I've ever seen something like this.
The content is novel, but I don't really like Lou Zichen. Finally, I hope the updates will be faster.
An outsider's perspective is often clearer. The female lead only truly loves one person, but her lack of understanding of love creates a turbulent relationship with the male lead. She believes he doesn't love her, while he believes she despises him. The child is both the catalyst for their meeting and the beginning of their conflict.
I really envy this female protagonist's life, haha, surrounded by a bunch of husbands.