Marry a Wife to Cut My Taxes? I Started by Supporting My Beautiful Bride

I've caught up to the latest chapter! This slow-burn farming novel is quite to my taste. The male protagonist transmigrates and encounters a "marrying a wife to offset taxes" policy, picking up a fallen official's daughter. There's no forced cheat code; he just makes a living by hunting and raiding squirrel nests. The pacing is steady, making it a very comfortable read. I'm already hooked! Hahaha 🤤

Having read novels for years, this is one of the better ones I've read recently. I casually flipped through it after get off work and it was surprisingly refreshing. The writing style, plot, and character development are all good; the author clearly put in a lot of effort. The gradual rise to wealth through hunting and stockpiling food feels very natural!

The protagonist doesn't rely on any special abilities to dominate, which is a plus. The author's writing is excellent, fluent, and the plot is tightly paced. Having read the latest chapter, aside from the initial frustration of being in an unfamiliar environment, there are no other glaring flaws. The story really gets exciting and engaging as the protagonist develops. So enjoyable!

The content is excellent, the plot is logical, the characters are well-developed, and even the supporting characters are outstanding, especially the character of Wang Dazhu. There are also many allusions and satires about reality, making it a truly good book and definitely worth reading. The only drawback is that the protagonist's father, who should have been a foreshadowing element, received too little attention.

While both are time-travel novels, at least it doesn't have a mindless system, which is a big plus. Secondly, its actions align with factual logic and the characters' personalities and habits. It's a comfortable read! Crucially, the writing is smooth and natural, quite good, and arguably a good story. If you're so prone to writer's block, you should write more; I'll send you a gift!

I love this kind of farming novel without a system, where the protagonist's success is entirely due to his intelligence and skills. The scenes of raiding squirrel nests to hoard nuts, taking hunting dogs to catch ferrets, and hunting in the mountains are described in great detail, unlike other novels that gloss over these events. You can tell the author put a lot of effort into it, and it's very immersive. The later parts were much better than the earlier ones; the plot was very interesting.

This book is probably one of the most logically structured novels by Tomato. The early plot is intricately linked without being overly verbose. Although the pacing might be a bit slow, this kind of novel without a system is destined to have a slower pace than mindless wish-fulfillment stories. I hope the author can stick to his own pace. I will continue to follow the updates, my only request is that it doesn't have a bad ending.

This story features a protagonist who has no system, no powerful profession, and hasn't memorized any ancient poems. He overcomes his predicament upon first arriving in ancient times solely through social skills and ruthlessness. The plot is well-designed and different from other time-travel novels. I consider myself a discerning reader, and this one is truly excellent. Five-star recommendation.

Personally, I feel the character development in this book is quite good, the writing is humorous, there are many highlights, and the supporting characters are also very vivid. The only downside is that the plot drags a bit, and some plot holes remain unresolved. I hope the author doesn't mess it up later on.

Having worked in online writing for ten years, I am not a novice writer, and the quality of my works is guaranteed to a certain extent, so you can read them with confidence. The story originates in a border village in a fictional dynasty. It starts slowly, focusing on farming and hunting, and is more about the daily lives of ordinary people (leaving many foreshadowing elements).