The Sweet Little Wife I Married Through an Arranged Betrothal
娃娃亲娶的小娇妻
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- Historical
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- Historical & Ancient
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Palace intrigue and princess-consort stories.
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Historical novels where the male lead has only one wife.
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First of all, it's neither a civil service exam story nor an official career story, but a domestic romance novel. The protagonist marries the female lead, and their daily lives revolve around their interactions. The author has only written about sixty chapters so far. (The female lead's family suspects that the male lead is homosexual, and then wrote more than 60 chapters to prove it.
So far, it's not bad overall. The male lead doesn't have many scenes; the focus is mainly on the marriage and love struggles among the young ladies and gentlemen of the Marquis's mansion. The countryside, blinded by the city's prosperity, becomes greedy; the city, with its arrogance and pampering, spoils its inhabitants.
It's alright, I quite enjoy watching it myself, if you don't think too much about it. The female lead is very spoiled and unreasonable, spoiled without thinking. I don't usually watch this kind of thing, so it's quite novel. The male lead is like a robot, but they're a perfect match. There are definitely some flaws, but my book review isn't helpful. I personally really enjoyed reading it.
Very engaging. The male lead is portrayed as calm yet not overly naive; he's tough yet soft, soft yet firm. The female lead is a bit naive, but upon closer examination, her naivety is endearing. She teeters on the edge of being outrageous, but remains relatively restrained. Furthermore, as the plot progresses, you can see the author reshaping the female lead's character. The writing is skillful and not at all dull; hopefully, it will maintain this level of quality in the later chapters.
I originally thought it was about the protagonist passing the imperial examination and making great strides in the officialdom, but I ended up accidentally entering a female-oriented novel filled with romance and love stories.
I enjoy reading this and hope it can be written in a longer way. I really don't like my cousin. In ancient times, reputation was very important. Repaying evil with good is a bit too much, isn't it? And the emphasis on her kindness later on seems contradictory; she seemed to be self-centered in the beginning.
The writing is okay, but could you please focus more on the main characters? Most of the story revolves around the conflicts and grudges among a group of girls. Okay, so this is a female-oriented novel. The male lead has very little screen time focused on officialdom and studying. If you like novels about imperial examinations, be careful before you read this.
It would be speechless if Zhang Hua harmed her brother-in-law, but it would be hilarious if she harmed anyone else in the Marquis's mansion.
Each character feels vividly portrayed, making them easy to remember. For example, the protagonist's mother, who came from the countryside and had little education, perfectly captured that sense of being unsophisticated. Wang Dou, too, returned to the countryside because of his limited perspective, which fits this character setting perfectly.
Overall, this book is quite good, but there are a few minor details that I personally think were handled poorly. I've noticed a common problem with all time-travel novels: the ingrained arrogance of modern people towards ancient people. This was particularly strong in this book. I'm writing this review because of my feelings about a particular scene I just read.