Reborn as a Male Bride, My Cold-Hearted Husband Is Soft Inside

The writing is very good, I prefer reading the front part, but it doesn't feel like a time travel novel. Apart from the fact that the male protagonist was a child, I can also tell that he has traveled through time in modern times. It doesn't look like the description when he grew up, and wasn't he writing novels before he traveled through time? Why do I feel like I don't understand many idioms and words when I grow up? Also, I was thinking that he likes farming so much. He mainly farms such a large area. He farms from the countryside to the county town, to the prefectural city, and keeps farming anyway. Of course, I look at it from a modern perspective, but I think he traveled here from now on, and he has lived a modern life for a long time. There is a paragraph in the middle that describes "the mud in the nails cannot be washed away". I feel like I have seen this description 5 times. I almost thought it was a native poem. But in a sense it might be. But the writing is indeed very good, but I came in based on the title, but it didn't feel like a time-travel novel. But the author's writing is really good.

Although Zhao Yu has an official wife, they are very easy to fight with, but I still can't let go of Er Zhu 🥺

To be honest, it's good-looking, eh, but what I write later doesn't feel like a time-travel novel. Xiaoyu is still a novelist after all, so he should still have some knowledge. 🤔 It's not like I don't know idioms or anything. Well, overall, it's good-looking.

It has a very rustic Chinese temperament and makes people feel at ease. Has the author ever written prose before? It's written like a fairy tale, so beautiful.

Are you lonely sometimes? You are the only such outstanding person in the world!

It's okay, there's more to watch later

It's okay. Fairy tales