Transmigrate Into a Book: I Earn Supplies with Affection Points

The beginning was fine, but then I saw some comments saying the protagonist's wife was being bullied, and the protagonist was trying to convince himself with various excuses. The most intolerable thing in life is when your parents, siblings, wife, and children are bullied, and you don't even fight back when they come to your door? Are you even a man? At most, you'll lose one life. If you lack ability and money, find a way to exploit your opponent's weaknesses and strike decisively.

The entire story revolves around the male protagonist's career; there's no sweet romance to be found. The male protagonist's university education also helps the female protagonist achieve hers. Back then, there were still educated youth sent to the countryside—I don't know exactly which year—the female protagonist's family favored sons over daughters; her two older sisters were sold by their…

Although it features a system space, the plot has a strong period feel. The writing style is also quite good.

I finished watching it, and it was great! The plot and time period were all very logical, and there weren't any mindless scenes. The ending was so sudden I didn't react at first, which proves I was really engrossed. Haha, that just means it was good!

I've seen the latest chapter, and it's quite long! Overall, I think it's alright. It's a story of a triumphant comeback and redemption in a period drama, oscillating between its flaws and satisfying moments. But to be honest, it's acceptable. I especially enjoy the scenes where the male lead dotes on his daughter—so sweet!

This is really good; the male lead is low-key and cautious. 😂

Finished reading on January 13, 2026. A time-travel novel about a man who transmigrates to another era and experiences redemption and revenge against a domestic abuser. The protagonist changes his life through his own efforts, achieving happiness and even altering the fates of those around him.

The story revolves around a domestic abuser who is reborn after being replaced by a transmigrator. He strives to become self-reliant and create a happy life. While the system's cheat-like abilities are significant, the protagonist doesn't use them extensively. Overall, the story feels quite realistic. However, the ending feels rushed, leaving the plot unresolved, which is a bit of a shame.

It's good. Unlike other repentance stories, which are so difficult to kowtow to, it's like going through eighty-one tribulations. After reading repentance stories in female-oriented novels, I realized that most repentance stories in male-oriented novels are too kowtow-like. This one is good. It's similar to female-oriented novels.

It's quite heartwarming; although there's a plot device that grants the protagonist special abilities, it doesn't turn a period novel into a fantasy story.