I Transmigrated to Ancient Times, but My Brother Seems Even More Like a Transmigrator Than I Do
穿越古代我哥比我还像穿越者
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- 1.4M Words
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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- 1y ago
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- Reborn into a Farming Family: Building Wealth and Passing the Imperial Exams重生农家致富科举Alternate title on Fanqie
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The author's writing is truly superb! They've clearly inherited the kindness of 21st-century people. Even if a servant does something outrageous, as long as they're not killed, they'll still be forgiven. However, it's a bit strange that after so many years in the household, the servants seem like complete strangers. But then again, the author treats them like NPCs—they don't move unless ordered.
It's well-written; it truly captures the hardships ordinary people faced in ancient times. I hope the male protagonist becomes strong enough to protect his family as soon as possible.
It's a great read, unlike other novels that feel heavy, suffocating, or stifling. The older brother, incredibly intelligent, always manages to extract the essence from the protagonist's wildly imaginative ideas and transform them into something acceptable in any era. The protagonist's wife isn't the typical gentle type.
The protagonist's older brother is more like the protagonist than the protagonist himself; he's intelligent from a young age, resourceful, and decisive. There are plenty of satisfying moments, but it's not mindless.
I really like the protagonist's older brother, Jiming; he's intelligent, principled, and resourceful.
It's so good, so very good, it's just not finished yet.
The more I read, the more I enjoyed it. Although I like single-female-lead stories, they all get boring after a while. This book is good. After the protagonist dealt with her family affairs, her entire family became a star-studded group, all with considerable talent, but it's not an ensemble piece. Anyway, it has ideas but lacks writing skill, but I just love reading it.
The plot is alright, and the characters are quite distinct. I think the author used to write female-oriented novels, as there are many traces of female-oriented writing. As for the plot, well, I thought there would be some exciting moments typical of male-oriented novels, but the author glossed over them. Some plot arrangements were a bit illogical. Overall, it's not bad. It felt like reading a pseudo-male-oriented female-oriented novel with a clean 1V1 female protagonist.
The content is incredibly rich, the logic is very clear, highly recommended, it's a fantastic read! However, author, can't you just work like a tireless ox and update regularly? There are no oxen that die from exhaustion, only fields that get worn out from plowing, understand? Update soon! 🙂🙂🙂
This is a female-oriented novel, focusing more on domestic power struggles than political intrigue. I haven't read much of it, only about 160-170 chapters. Here's a rough summary; feel free to read it if you like: 1. The Chen family was cuckolded, having an illegitimate child raised by someone else. Then, the Chen family's most filial and biological son was given away for adoption.