We’ve All Transmigrated, So Who’s Got Time for Romance?

Well, it's a time-travel story. The protagonist was a scumbag in his past life, but he reappears to make amends and wins the hearts of two beautiful wives. There are bandits in the story, but they're not the kind who fight to the death (although I don't know if that's realistic in ancient times, I prefer this kind).

Good, the dual female protagonist trope is unique in Tomato's system-based novels, and the story is quite good. The author has lived in a village before. I have high hopes for you, author.

It's pretty well written, worth reading. The only downside is the writing style; if you're worried about getting banned, you could have just glossed over it. The explicit part was awkward and unsatisfying; a little poem would have been better. That's all! ヽ(๏~๏)ﾉ

It's very well written, and it's rare to see two female leads!

It has a fantasy world setting, but it starts off like a typical sweet romance novel with a disastrous beginning. It gradually transitions into fantasy, and the protagonist is currently preparing to start a business and get rich. This book can be read as an ancient sweet romance novel. The real fantasy battles should come later and shouldn't be too long.

The writing is quite good; it's a rare gem among Tomato's works. The pacing is steady, neither too fast nor too slow, with no overly melodramatic plot twists and delicate emotional descriptions. If the author can maintain the current quality and pace and avoid abandoning the story, it has great potential.

It's well-written, why is nobody reading it?

It's really good! Keep up the good work, author! Please don't abandon the story! 💕

It's very well written. But there didn't seem to be many people there.

Keep up the good work, author! It's really well written.