
Almost Sold to a Brothel, the Child Bride Refuses to Put Up with It
险些被卖青楼后,童养媳她不干了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 205k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Synopsis
Stats
98Chapters
250Reads · 30 days
67kReads · all time
8.2Score
117Listens
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Finally, it's not a story about rescuing the crown prince, the prince, or the heir apparent anymore. The two peasant couple are working hard to make a living, and they believe that a simple and peaceful life is the best.
The author has written this short story beautifully, featuring rational male and female protagonists and kind-hearted supporting characters. While there are some eccentric characters, they are few and exist solely for the sake of the plot. Overall, it deserves a five-star rating. Thank you to the author for continuing to write excellent works.
Recommend! An ordinary life, without extraordinary status, is the true essence of life – simplicity and tranquility.
This is a pure ancient romance novel. The female and male protagonists are ordinary people from ancient times with a difficult past. Fortunately, they got together and changed their lives through hard work and intelligence, indirectly helping others as well. It's a heartwarming and sweet novel with a healing quality that's worth reading!
There's no cheat code; the protagonist relies on his own abilities in a straightforward way. The content is decent, but the ending is too abrupt.
A positive attitude and striving to live each day to the fullest—this is a truly wonderful story and highly recommended! 👍👍👍
There are no wildly imaginative ideas; the plot unfolds step by step, with a tight pace and a smooth, engaging storyline. The young couple's relationship is also not cloying.
It's beautiful, simple and straightforward, without being verbose. It's beautiful and worth recommending.
I really enjoy reading short and concise articles.
It's quite good; it depicts the daily life of ordinary people. The scenes of splitting rocks and making steamed buns the size of washbasins are a bit exaggerated, but it's an excellent short story.