After Buying My Freedom, I Married a Hunter
赎身后，我嫁给了猎户
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- Completed
- Length
- 184k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 10mo ago
- English
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- After My Redemption, I Married a HunterEnglish name
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The male lead was the original owner's childhood playmate. He fell in love with the female lead at first sight when they met again. He was very happy before the age of eight, but his life became very difficult after the age of ten. After marrying the female lead, he finally had a home again, so he cherished her very much and was quite clingy...
It's a very good read. The female protagonist first transmigrates into the body of a maid, then returns home to get married. Her parents are good and reasonable, unlike the unreasonable and argumentative characters I've read before. The marriage is also the female protagonist's own decision, and she and the male protagonist live a comfortable and peaceful life after marriage, without any major…
It's a heartwarming and peaceful story, and I love the male lead's character! Worth watching, it's a pleasure! No messy stuff, no melodramatic scheming women interfering with the main characters, and no invincible villains...
I don't know why the rating isn't high, because this book is so good that I've read it twice. I'm planning to keep reading all of this author's books. 1- Double clean, and very clean, extremely clean. 2- No outstanding characters, except for the initial lady, but they have virtually no role and can be completely ignored.
It was great, very exciting. The male lead truly loved the female lead from beginning to end, and their children were all successful. I loved it! The ending was good, but it was heartbreaking to see the female lead leave first, leaving the male lead behind. But then he followed her, which brought tears to my eyes! Ah, it would have been even better if there were an epilogue!
It's a heartwarming, idyllic novel about rural life. There are no special advantages; the protagonist steadily progresses step by step. She has a loving husband, harmonious parents and sisters, and a successful child. Honestly, I envy the protagonist's life. A very good book.
The true meaning of life is simplicity and tranquility. The male and female protagonists are very loving, and their children are all successful in their careers. The scene before the female protagonist left made me feel sad and brought me to tears. The male protagonist lost his other half and lived alone, which was more painful than death. In fact, this is the pain that every couple must go through in real life.
Super enjoyable, not tedious, a warm and loving life, a remarkably clear-headed life! A life of love and companionship until old age! Reading this book is so soothing! I even think it could be made into a TV series! There are no awful relatives or scheming characters to entangle you, just a warm home, everyday meals, seasons, joy and peace! Highly recommended!
It's really good, there are no bad apples, it's a positive and uplifting kind of happiness!
Looks good, sounds good, keep it up!