Transmigrate into a Book: The Plump, Doting Wife in the 1970s and Her Rugged Husband's Day-and-Night Pursuit

It's beautiful. Come on, the sexual tension between the male and female protagonists is very strong. I hope the female protagonist won't be too thin in the end. Plump is best. I think girls need some soft flesh to look good and feel comfortable 🤭 The original male and female protagonists are having sex with each other on top of each other. It's very frustrating. Don't watch it.

I really, really like the male protagonist of this book. He is very different from most of the male protagonists in chronicle novels I have seen. There is a feeling that makes people shine. I read most of the comments. In fact, I think the author's writing is quite good. After all, it is a novel. The heroine is not beautiful and beautiful as is common in period novels. She is a fat and favored girl. She really likes the interaction between the male and female protagonists. The male protagonist starts from the beginning. I was disgusted at the beginning and fell in love with him later. This kind of person like the male protagonist really makes people want to conquer. He is a little arrogant. He is tall, handsome and ruffian. It is really refreshing to see the female protagonist and the male protagonist pulling each other. This feeling is what hooks you to read on. The author's character portrayal is quite good, and the male and female protagonists are also very interesting to me. I really like this novel and novel of the period. Good luck to the author!!

It's pretty good-looking. Don't be too skinny at the back of the heroine. Basically, the heroine is fat and very thin at the back. I'm really tired of watching it. I like the heroine to be a little fleshy.

I have seen about a quarter of it so far. Let me tell you what I particularly like. The difference between this fat heroine and other books is that in other books, she loses weight very quickly and completely changes her body in a month or two. This is illogical. In this book, she loses weight slowly and step by step. The second point is that the male protagonist started to have feelings for the female protagonist when she was still very fat and lost only a pound or two compared to before. In other movies I watched, the male protagonist only fell in love with her after she lost weight. And the heroine is not a white lotus. She doesn't get involved in anyone's affairs. She is also very frank and never hides her feelings for the hero.

It's very interesting, please don't read it, virtuous female readers. It's not a story that tries to make up for the original mistake and acts like a bully or a horse for the male protagonist. It's a story that manipulates the male protagonist and lords it over him.

It's just so ambiguous, I really like this. I rarely wait to read a serial every day, and this is one of the few that I look forward to every day, the ambiguity between the male and female protagonists (the male and female protagonists in my eyes are not the ones in the novel). I'm really looking forward to it, I just hope the author can make more updates, I love reading [Blowing Kisses]

The author is great, don't have so many best ones, especially the best ones like relatives, it's really enough, it's too torturous. Can't the best grandma, the best aunt, and the heroine's sister be so miserable? Is Duanqian and this old woman the heroine's father's biological child?

As a person who has read the book for almost 10 years, I really think it is a very good period novel. The heroine was super fat when she came through. She also used her own strength to lose weight. There are no space cheats. To be honest, the sense of substitution is quite strong. Hahaha, I might feel the same if I wear it.

Hahahahaha, although some plots are a bit cliched and stereotyped, I only watched the scenes where the male and female protagonists get along, it's so funny hahahaha

The author's writing is very enjoyable, not abusive, the plot and the heroine are very direct, very smart, I like it very much, I especially hate articles that are too distracting.