Rugged Man & Finicky Beauty
No golden fingers, and not an over-the-top power fantasy
A perfectly ordinary young person of the new era transmigrates into a sugary romance novel about a woman rising to become a general’s wife.
From the start, she’s exiled and married off. That might be fine if she’d become the heroine, but she’s actually a finicky supporting villainess.
The heroine starts a business, and she makes trouble.
The heroine makes money, and she makes trouble.
The heroine becomes a general’s wife, and she’s finished.
At least this tall, broad, bear-like man seems easy on the eyes.
What can she do? Just make the best of it.
Who would’ve guessed that the longer they lived together, the richer they’d become? She even became a titled lady before the heroine did.
The plot is good, but the endless explanations after only a sentence or two are annoying to read. Two episodes a day are okay, but lately it's getting increasingly padded, with so many explanations, even for common sense.
The plot is okay, the storyline is okay, but there are so many words that I had to guess them all. At first, I even doubted whether my literacy level was too low.
It's alright, but there are just too many typos.
Overall, the content is alright, nothing special. But I'm really speechless at the author's antics. All they ever mention is "him, him, him." The female lead is clearly a woman, yet they keep using male pronouns like "him," and it's like "him" appears every other line. Is the author incapable of functioning without him? The plot is rather old, and the female lead doesn't have any particularly outstanding qualities.
I'm a bit speechless. Since the beginning states that the male lead chose the female lead in the original story, and later there are parts where he looked down on her and didn't want to choose her, and it was only because the female lead fought for her, then how did the original protagonist marry the male lead in the original story?
This story is very similar to the material in a novel I read before. The time travel and food delivery are similar, though some changes have been made. The previous novel mentioned that the female protagonist had a cheat ability after time travel, including farming, growing things like watermelons and cauliflower. (The author must have read that novel.)
It's actually quite good, but author, isn't this still ongoing? Could you please correct all the typos, extra words, and missing words that readers have pointed out? There are too many; it ruins the reading experience and affects the viewing experience.
Well, to put it simply, there's too much nonsense.
There are so many typos, the plot is all guesswork.
It's so beautiful, the Ruyi is really nice.