Dual male leads: [Mischievous, pretty, adorable, and looks-obsessed young man vs. looks-obsessed, transmigrated, love-struck puppy with apocalyptic superpowers]
Cen Shi had thought he'd grow old alone. After all, in this world, what man would be willing to marry into another family, especially as the spouse of another man? He'd already prepared to win people over with his “virtue.” One day, while hunting in the mountains with his father, he came across a handsome man unconscious on the ground. Guided by a doctor's compassion, Cen Shi brought him home.
Gu Qingchen: “I don't know. I woke up and he asked if I wanted a husband.”
There's a little face-slapping, but the story is mainly about the protagonists working hard to build a good life. The couple is guaranteed to be sweet. If it's not sweet, you don't pay.
If you say you want to recruit a son-in-law, just do it openly and find a bunch of excuses, but then someone else comes up and throws dirty water all over you. What kind of reputation do you have? And the male protagonist is also submissive. Wouldn't you be able to survive if you had superpowers? After praising that guy, do you really have to marry him? Do you want this male protagonist to marry his brother, or do you not? The writing is a bit messy, I don't want her to get married, and she has said that she can marry into the family, so I just keep fussing over it. Also, with his special ability, he can earn hundreds of taels of silver when he goes hunting. He can't even afford to marry your brother. This hunting can really make money.
After reading a few chapters, I felt that the male protagonist was not very smart. He was unable to deal with the situation when his fiancé was wrongly accused, and he was also deceived.
What can I say after watching it? I felt that the plot was a bit confusing and I didn't really understand it.