
Period: The Strongwoman and Her Virtuous Husband
年代:大力女和她的贤良夫
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 538k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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Other names
- Period: The Doormat Female Supporting Character Was Replaced, and the Leads Broke Up年代:冤种女配换人后男女主分了Alternate title on Fanqie
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[No rural assignments] + [Strong leadership] + [A loving and devoted husband] + [Sweet and doting] + [No difficult relatives] The female lead has a good job, a big house, and superpowers. The male protagonist possesses memories of a matriarchal society from his previous life, along with a special ability.
Those who enjoy historical fiction should definitely check this out. The story is fresh, and the female lead, seemingly gentle and cute but actually strong, lives a happy life amidst the hardships of the 1970s—just my type! Your writing has improved, keep it up!
Good, good! This kind of reversal is quite good. Don't mess it up. Previous attempts at this type of writing went too far and fell apart. A simple and understated approach is just fine!
It's quite a good read. The female lead transmigrates to a post-apocalyptic world with supernatural powers. She's very intelligent when it comes to important matters, but a little absent-minded when it comes to interpersonal relationships. She dotes on her grandmother, mother-in-law, and husband. Anyone who is kind to her will reciprocate with equal or even greater kindness.
This is my type, five stars!
The story isn't very long; it's more of a slice-of-life story about family life... The female lead really didn't pay much attention to the original male and female leads. However, she initially distanced herself from them and then focused on living her own life, occasionally catching up on the gossip about the original male and female leads.
It's a good story. The female lead is the breadwinner, while the male lead is the homemaker. The male lead is skilled in music, chess, calligraphy, painting, and embroidery. He is presentable in public and capable in the kitchen. Although he is physically weak, he admires his wife, who has superhuman strength. It's a very heartwarming story.
It's pretty good. The female lead is highly skilled in martial arts and manages external affairs, while the male lead comes from a matriarchal society and is virtuous and kind. The family is harmonious. It's quite good. 👍
Alternatively, the female lead could be written to be more assertive and swift in her revenge. The male lead could marry into the family. Writing this wasn't easy, so I'm giving it five stars. There was a passage the author wrote that went a bit too far. Did the female lead know about events four or five years in advance? Wouldn't anyone else have suspected anything?
It's not bad, but the female lead doesn't deserve any hardship and just creates trouble for herself.