Transmigrate to Ancient Times, Establish a Woman-Headed Household, and Lie Flat

It's a very good story. The female lead isn't a saint; her uncle and aunt treat her well, taking care of her and feeding her, but the original owner of this body ultimately died of a fever. When she learned of the impending war, she led her uncle's family to safety, but her aunt had a minor disagreement because the female lead refused to allow her family to come.

This is the first time I've seen a novel concept of a second husband! It's so great! I also want two husbands, one for housework and one for the kids... 🤭 The female lead is so principled and has such a strong will. The Lin brothers, Lin Feng and Lin Zhou, work together with the female lead for the family without fighting or competing. 👍

The story lacks dramatic ups and downs; the ordinary family life reveals boundless warmth. The female lead is strong yet not arrogant, intelligent and rational, while the two male leads are gentle and considerate yet not subservient. Their love, though simple, is vibrant and colorful throughout their century-long life together.

The beginning of the story is quite interesting, but the later parts become a bit bland. Overall, though, the whole book is still quite entertaining! The time-traveling saga is particularly fun. It also has a touch of fantasy cultivation. 😳

The story is novel; the protagonist marries both brothers and lives happily ever after until the very end, when all three die together. The emotional arc between the three is quite compelling: the older brother loves the female lead deeply, more than anything, and the younger brother loves her too, though perhaps his love is more diffused than his brother's.

It's a great show, but I felt the two male leads didn't love the female lead enough. One was reborn, and the other time-traveled, yet neither told her. Also, why was the female lead's daughter sent to the 1970s? And the fact that the male and female leads died in the end was a bit of a shame.

It's a really good novel. I haven't finished reading a single book in the last few months. I didn't miss a single thing in this book, it's great! Looking forward to your next work! ❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️❤️🤮👍👍👍👍👍👍👍

The female lead (Qin Shu) took in two sons-in-law who moved in with her. Both of them treated her very well. Knowing the plot, she took her husband and her uncle's family to the mountains to escape the war. Later, her aunt also became unrecognizable. After the female lead gave birth to her daughter, her second husband also became a bit out of touch with reality.

It's so good! [Learned it][Learned it][Learned it][Learned it] The story is fast-paced and concise, without any unnecessary details. 👍👍👍👍 It's just that there's too little content! They could write more about her daughter's life in the past, and whether she had a partner. 🤦🤦🤦

It's so good! I read it all without missing a single word; it was truly delightful and enjoyable! The future world and the ancient parallel world have one thing in common: more men than women. So, one wife, two husbands, three children, four seasons—they live however they want! Be sure to read the bonus chapters!