[Military Marriage + Feel-Good Story + Raising Kids + Food + Transmigrate Into a Book]
Sweet heroine x rugged, roguishly handsome military officer
Jiang Moli, a modern food blogger, transmigrates into a book and becomes the downtrodden wife in a period novel.
Her sister-in-law bullies her? She'll kick those awful people to the curb.
Her in-laws deceive her, and her mother-in-law even goes to her cheating husband's wedding? First, she'll trick the old man out of his money.
Her scumbag husband fakes his death, hoping to have it both ways? Jiang Moli storms the wedding and flips the banquet tables.
Want to get rid of her? Fine, sit down and discuss compensation.
She never expected that the negotiation would not only get her a divorce and compensation, but also land her a steady meal ticket.
Liang Qiming comes from the countryside. He's a divorced man with two children, marrying for the second time.
Before the women's federation aunties could even introduce him to anyone, he brought home a divorced countrywoman with a child from one of his subordinates' weddings.
The marriage was so rushed that everyone in the family compound was waiting to laugh at them.
Who could have guessed that this newly assembled family would settle into such a lively, happy life?
Especially with the delicious aromas of their daily meals drifting from their home, making all the children in the compound drool.
It's quite a good read. I really like this kind of heartwarming and sweet story. It's really not easy for two blended families to live together so well. The author portrays Jasmine and Qiming very well; their lives feel very realistic. The female lead doesn't have any special abilities or spatial powers, yet she manages to live so smoothly in this other world, which is wonderful.
Although the initial plot wasn't too different from other period dramas, the author's captivating narrative style kept the reader wanting to keep reading. The descriptions of food were also very engaging. I eagerly awaited each day's update, but it's a real shame that the author had to end the story early due to poor readership. I really wanted to see the showdown between the female lead and Bai Linglong... And I hope there will be some side stories.
So far it's going very well. The female lead is quick-witted and sharp-tongued, never letting herself be taken advantage of. I'm envious.
I watched the whole thing without even realizing it! Five stars!
It was alright, but the ending felt a bit rushed, though that's understandable.
The male lead is said to be quite capable, even a battalion commander, yet he still had to lay off staff in the end. Was it because he lacked education?
It's really good, you won't regret watching it!
This book is quite good.
It's pretty good, no major issues so far.
The storyline is very engaging and enjoyable.