I Transmigrated to Ancient Times: My Husband and I Fell in Love After Marriage, and We’re from the Same Hometown

Both the male and female protagonists have traveled through time, and the female protagonist is a strong man. The male protagonist is a sick man. In order to live a stable life in the future, the male and female protagonists have to participate in the fight for the right to marry and go to the battlefield to kill the enemy leader. The two became the Marquis and the Lady of the country. The most regrettable thing is that they did not grow old together.

It's nice to look at, doesn't feel aggravating, and can handle the best cleanly.

The story is wonderful, and the lives of the male and female protagonists are described in detail.

It's quite nice to read. Some minor bugs can be ignored. It's just that some paragraphs use a lot of text, but, but, and. I use the audiobook, and when I notice it, it feels awkward [laughs and cries]

It's a pretty good book, not too complicated, and the life of ordinary people after time travel is plain and natural.

The heroine has a clear sense of love and hate, is independent-minded, helpful, but has no virgin heart. The relationship between the heroine Qiao Banxia and the hero An Zizhao is too abrupt. The hero's death is sudden. I hope they can travel back to modern times and look forward to the sequel.

Full of emotion, good

How to say it? I just hope the author's process can be faster, it's too slow

It's not bad, but there are relatively few emotional lines.

The rating is a bit low. 2026.5.17