From the Start, I Was Exiled. Watch Me Turn the Tables

Having read novels over the past few years, I've noticed three main tropes: the wife's family is terrible, the husband's family is terrible, and both families are terrible. This book falls into the third category, but the heroine's battles with her husband's family are satisfying, while the battles with her own family are frustrating.

A very good book, worth reading. The female protagonist has a spatial system, and Path of Exile is quite enjoyable.

I don't think the female lead is a saint. Those who forgive, tolerate, and help others no matter how terrible their actions are—that's what makes someone a saint. The female lead, with 20 points from the system ensuring her own survival, took pity on two children and gave them half a steamed bun and fever reducer. That's not saintliness, that's kindness.

I like this style of writing; it doesn't rely too much on cheat codes or special abilities, but mainly on the author's intelligence and hard work to make a living.

After reading the previous comments, I can see that as a novel, it inevitably has illogical aspects. For example, someone who was about to die wakes up and is perfectly fine after simple treatment. That could have been a fatal wound. And what about the female lead's fighting ability?

The beginning was great, with a smart and decisive female protagonist. I skipped to the end and didn't see the ending I was looking for. The writing style is good, but I didn't like the plot as much later on. I hope this novel gets a high score.

I couldn't resist writing a review after reading half of it. As a bookworm for over a decade, I can attest that this book is excellent. This score is too low; I'd give it a 9.5. The writing is superb, and the plot keeps you hooked. I hope the author writes more great books like this! 👍

First of all, this is a story that leans towards a "feel-good" approach, which I generally don't enjoy. The author portrayed the female protagonist's journey through time as very smooth, but I could see the author's desire to help many women.

It looks nice, but the space doesn't offer much help; everything depends on your own efforts, and there are no bigger miracles waiting for you. The relationship between the two is lukewarm; they no longer mention her ex-husband's family. Grocery shopping is like a repetitive feast, with no exciting or moving events in sight.

Dream on!! The men of our family. My family, thank you, my family members! Let's be together! Let's be together, let's rise, let's rise! Oh my god, oh my god, oh my god, pat pat pat, fish head porridge...