
The Wife I Got After I Transmigrated into a Book Is Cold and Beautiful
穿书送的老婆又冷又美
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 337k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 1y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
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165Chapters
604Reads
6.4Score
110Shelves
41Listens
182.9kReads · all time
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The female lead is similar to a keeper of space and time. While carrying out missions, she plays various roles. In the first world, the first role she plays is the male lead's butler. The scene is when the male lead brings the original female lead home, and she says, "I haven't seen the young master smile like that in a long time."
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It's pretty good. I like Princess Huanian very much. She's cool and beautiful. I'm really lucky to meet the male protagonist. He's very nice. He fell in love with the female protagonist at first sight and dotes on his wife like crazy. The two of them live a happy life [Sending Hearts]
I really like this kind of novel. The character flaws of the female protagonist have obviously changed. The male protagonist does not fight against the male and female protagonists of the original book after traveling through the book. The male and female protagonists of the original book are also quite good.
It's a good-looking story about love and career, but it's a bit short in length. The male protagonist's career is considered to be one step at a time, not soaring into the sky. There's no conflict with the male and female protagonists in the original text, and it's not like they're talking about each other's mistakes. The rating is a bit low, it can go up a bit [laughs]
Overall it's okay, it would be better if the male protagonist had a different identity. In ancient times, the prince-in-law, to put it bluntly, was the bride-in-law (except for those with a strong background) and did not have much rights. Moreover, the princess had the final say on all matters including concubinage. It can be said that women are superior to men. Even if the princess is not favored, she still has this right. This is one of the manifestations of imperial power (but then again, this is just a novel that can be read as a brainless novel [laughter])
Very nice recommendation [Learned]
It looks good, the plot is reasonable, and the dog food is enough
Those who love their wives are prosperous
The characters are novel and worth recommending
Ok ok ok
Not bad, looks okay