Transmigrated as a Farm Girl, I Married My Enemy from the Start

It's quite good. The childhood sweethearts, initially unaware of their own feelings, gradually discover through time that they love and depend on each other. This novel had its share of happy and sad moments; overall, it's enjoyable. However, the later parts feel a bit too idealistic. Performing surgery in that era, especially a C-section, is a bit of a stretch.

It's a great read. The storyline is very original, and both the male and female leads are kind. It doesn't overly portray modern ideas, but it still showcases the upright, friendly, and positive character traits of highly educated people in the 21st century. Both are also incredibly hardworking, not just relying on special abilities. It's a feel-good story, but it can be a bit overly exaggerated.

The male and female protagonists support each other throughout their journey, traveling together from the modern era to ancient times. They are a bickering couple, always teasing each other, but ultimately they stay together until the end. While admiring their relationship, we also wish that couples in the present day can also be like the couple in the story and stay together until the end.

It's really good! Although it's not the first time I've read a farming novel with a male and female protagonist who transmigrated, it's the first time I've read one with childhood sweethearts who transmigrated, and it's quite enjoyable! I rarely read farming novels with "golden fingers" (cheat codes or special abilities), but this book's "golden finger" is interesting—it's a library setting.

I'm searching for "How to Praise a Book," but I can't find any language that matches this book, sob sob. Overall, it's quite good, the writing is mature and engaging, there aren't many truly outstanding characters, and it's a decent farming novel. A 7.6 Rating is too low right now; I hope this book gets more exposure and the rating goes up.

Aside from the characters' excessively high learning abilities (such as dragon and lion dances in Chinese culture, which the tribesmen master in just a few days of practice based solely on the female protagonist's explanations without any prior training; and puppetry, surgical techniques, etc.), The book is generally a heartwarming read.

It wasn't that good at first, but it got better and better later on. Both the female and male leads were excellent.

Ahhh, so good! Super exciting! They grew up together, encountered an accident and came to a strange world together, accompanying each other, overcoming difficulties, supporting each other, and growing together. Feeling like I'm running out of books to read, finished my second reading on May 21, 2026.

I've only read about 20 chapters. The two characters have complementary personalities, and they even time-travel together. It's a genre I like, and it's so good I couldn't resist leaving a comment! 🥰🥰

The plot is quite novel. The male protagonist is a medical intern taking the imperial examination. He teaches the female protagonist surgical skills. It's a dual transmigration story. Both protagonists are highly skilled. The story is about two people who meet in humble beginnings and then work together to level up.