After Getting Married, I Discovered That My Husband Also Traveled Through Time.

Although it is sadistic and depressing, it is very real. The ancient clan etiquette is like this. A little bit of nibbling power finally swallows up the complaints. The book is a good book. If you like to read cool novels, don't read it. It looks at the male and female protagonists struggling in ancient times. The novel breaks the limitations of the single perspective of traditional time-travel novels, and shows the double shackles of ancient gender oppression through the completely different situations of the male and female protagonists. The heroine, a beautiful young man who has not yet entered society in modern times, became a prisoner in purdah because of traveling to England. The restraints under ethical disciplines, women's discipline, clan etiquette and other oppressive life embodied the double imprisonment of women's body and spirit; although the male protagonist gained freedom of movement due to his gender, he fell into the dilemma of "success is alienation" under the discipline of clan responsibility. The different experiences of the two under the shroud of religious etiquette form an all-round criticism of the feudal system - women are trapped in the confines of the inner house, while men are bound by the invisible chains of fame and official career. Together they reveal the harm done to human nature by traditional society. Faced with strict ethical barriers, the male and female protagonists resist in their own ways. In the end, he resisted and assimilated and compromised, and he jumped repeatedly and struggled hard.

The five-star rating is just to support this book. It may not be perfect in some details, but the fragments of cannibalism described in the feudal ethics are really real. People who travel through time will not shine as brightly as some articles write. Ancient ethics are full of the word "cannibalism".

It looks good. I like it. This is the first time I see the male and female protagonists wearing it. I like it. 🥰 🥰 💕 💕 ❤️ ❤️

Half of whether a good work is popular or not depends on metaphysics. I highly recommend this book. The subject matter is novel, the writing is rigorous, the plot is not exaggerated, the male and female protagonists have charming personalities, and there are no exaggerated seven aunts and eight aunts. The point is that the two protagonists have traveled through the past. I read the imperial examination article before The male protagonist didn't even start his career, so he went on a blind date with all the ladies. The male protagonist accepted him immediately and gave birth to a child very quickly. He couldn't accept such a silky emotional line. It was very unreal. This book gave me the feeling that the protagonists were destined to be together, and the souls of both parties were very compatible.

It looks good. It would be better if the heroine could be given some highlights. Although it is limited by the times, it is okay to let the heroine give advice to the hero 🙂. Their love is good.

In fact, it is a very interesting book. As the plot progressed, it reminded me of Martel Ruoxi, who was also swallowed up in the old cannibal society with the ups and downs of the times. When the author later mentioned that the male protagonist loses his true nature and becomes dark because of fear, I think this is the inevitable disaster for the male protagonist. I don't think that the male protagonist is separated from his personality when he becomes dark. It is because of his ups and downs of emotions that I feel the fullness of his character (I actually don't want to mention other books for comparison here, but as a person who has traveled through a new society, using such means to make things happen, the emotional writing of the male protagonist is actually very good. He can be afraid and scared, instead of just saying that he will die if he dies) But I think it may also be because not many people watched it. The ending was really rushed, and the following dozens of chapters felt nonsensical. Maybe I should use a monk to speak to the male protagonist here, and stick to my heart, because it was really too rushed 😢. It felt like I wanted to write a strategy but just brushed it off. This is the first time I write such a long book review, and the word order may be a little confusing, but I still want to leave some ratings. This book should be seen by more people!

It's very good to watch. The only salvation for each other under feudal ethics. This theme is really rare and it's very good. It's really cruel and sweet. It would be great if there was a modern episode of the male and female protagonists. What if their consciousness returned to modern times after death?

Very, very good. It is a rare double-crossing of male and female protagonists. The characters and stories are very delicate and touching. The characters of male and female protagonists are also very good. There is no plot-like love for no reason, only the destined love between male and female protagonists. It is touching and the plot is not procrastinating. There is cause and effect. I like it so much (ღ˘⌣˘ღ)[][][]

It is very novel, there is no exaggerated belt system, and the life skills are all the same; it feels very real to see modern time travellers gradually being assimilated into ancient times.

I listened to it through an audiobook, but I didn't finish it, and stopped reading after chapter 45. Listening to the ancient proverbs made me sleepy, and the story was not very attractive. After the male and female protagonists got married, they either kissed each other or [covered their faces] every day, and they had to take out a mole on their hands and lick it. . . . . I can't stand it, but there is some broth. If you like it, you can check it out.