
Transmigrated into the Most Hated Sister-in-Law from the Start
开局穿成人人嫌弃的极品小姑子
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 297k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 1y ago
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Other names
- After I Fell into the Water, I Stopped Chasing the Male Educated Youth, but He Clung to Me Instead落水后不追男知青了,他却黏上来Alternate title on Fanqie
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It's quite good. The female lead having her own career is a highlight. There are also a lot of quirky people and events in it, which can be frustrating to watch, but it's very satisfying to see them get their comeuppance. 😘
It's a good read. Although it's a bit mundane and doesn't have many dramatic ups and downs, it's so captivating that you just can't stop reading. Unlike other novels, the female protagonist transmigrates without a space, superpowers, martial arts skills, or many other abilities. She's a web novel author in modern times, yet she thrives in the 1970s.
I've read historical fiction before, but I usually gave up halfway through because they were too long, felt verbose, and the content was all pretty much the same. This one isn't long, and the content is decent, especially the female lead—she's so lucky! In that era, having a son and still spoiling her daughter so much is truly enviable.
It's a great read. There are no special abilities or systems involved; it's mostly about everyday family life. The only downside is the rushed ending. I'd really like to see what happens next with Xue Feifei, the girl Shen Sange talked about before. And also, the story of Shen Sange and Zhou Na's life in the family compound! I hope there will be some epilogues.
It's pretty good. It doesn't have those clichéd, endless, awful relatives; the story flows naturally and concludes smoothly. Personally, I don't like reading very long novels; there's no need for all that gossip and backbiting. Many people say the ending was rushed, but I think it's fine as it is. There's no need to explain the relationships and fates of every character so clearly.
It's really good!! The initial rating might not be high, but if the author maintains a consistent level of quality later on, it will definitely be over 9 points!! There are no exaggerated plot devices! Every character is very vivid! I love it!! Please update soon, author! Keep it up!! 😘😘
This is a very good book. The female protagonist wakes up after falling into the water and lives a completely different life. Actually, nothing is more appealing than making money; with money, you have more power. But remember, a gentleman loves money, but he earns it ethically. As long as you don't make money through unethical means, it's good. I'll continue to comment after I finish reading it.
This short story revolves entirely around the male and female protagonists. They have many brothers, and although the female protagonist's two sisters-in-law have some minor disagreements, they are ultimately harmless. Overall, they are a loving family. The ending feels a bit rushed, and it doesn't explain the male protagonist's parents or childhood friends.
It's really, really well-written; the only downside is that the ending felt rushed.
Once their son gets married and has his own family, he no longer belongs to them. Their identities extend beyond sons; they are also husbands and fathers, with their own responsibilities. 👍👍👍👍👍👍👍👍