
I Married a Disabled General and Became a Mother
嫁给残疾将军,喜当娘
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 566k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Five stars! I love the female lead's personality and way of handling things. There's no special spatial ability or system, and I love the two well-behaved children. The female lead is a healer, and although there are quite a few difficult characters, she resolves them quickly.
I like the female lead; she's protective of her family and decisive in dealing with difficult people.
The plot is quite good; I hope the rating goes up!
It was alright, but the ending was a bit rushed! 2024.06.01
There are always too many or too few words, and some typos, but the content is pretty good 😊
The story is good. The female lead transmigrates into a doctor's body, but she doesn't have a special ability or any cheat codes. She makes penicillin herself to save the male lead. She also has two adorable children! The male lead is the lost eldest son of a noble family, and most importantly, the second son is also a very kind and gentle man. It's worth reading! It's not long, and I especially liked it.
Reunion and happiness, diligence and hard work.
I didn't give it five stars. First of all, the storyline is good, and the author clarifies any unclear character relationships or plot points, which is great. The only flaw is that the ancient language sounds a bit modern. The writing is also quite realistic and good. The biggest flaw is the rushed ending, which left me confused, so I'm giving it four stars. 🙂
The author wrote in a cheerful style; I like characters 2 and Xiao Bao.
More women mean more problems; constantly worrying about what isn't yours will only result in getting nothing in the end. The ending was truly unexpected.