
I Became Invisible, Married a Rugged Man, and Got Pampered to the Heavens
穿成透明人,我嫁糙汉被宠上天
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 330k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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Having finished reading it, I wonder if the author harbors any grudge against the readers? Everything was fine before the grandparents passed away; though ordinary, they were happy. The fact that readers could read up to the part about their grandparents' deaths means they had accepted the style. Suddenly, both grandparents got cancer and passed away, and things became turbulent.
It's updated to chapter 75, and it's quite good. It's a simple, everyday story. The female lead transmigrates into the body of the second child in her family, with an older brother and younger siblings. Being the middle child, she's the least valued, so she chooses to go to the countryside (stealing 100 yuan and some other things from her family).
This is a very realistic novel; I haven't read such a realistic book in a long time. Although the female protagonist, Lin Wan, is reborn, she lives a very clear-headed and rational life. She doesn't have any cheat codes, spatial abilities, superpowers, or superhuman strength—she only knows the future.
It's been a long time since I've written a book review, but I thought I'd do it this time. I initially picked up this book just to try something different, but after reading it, I found it quite good. The first half is mostly a warm and cozy family story, perfectly capturing the feeling of home the female protagonist always longed for—warmth and love emanating from the ordinary.
Having read over ninety chapters, it's been quite uneventful... Mostly filled with touching and heartwarming moments 😌 The relationship between the male and female leads is also quite calm; they're suitable for each other's lives, neither particularly good nor bad, like a tranquil lake, without a single ripple.
I started reading it on a whim and finished it in one go, and I was left wanting more. Don't be put off by the title; it's been a long time since I've read such a high-quality historical novel. The author's writing is excellent.
The author writes very well. There are no annoying relatives or exaggerated wealth. It's all about a family working together to improve themselves! I highly recommend this to everyone, it's amazing! It's an ongoing series called "Redemption"!
Life was peaceful, warm, and happy. The marriages of the female protagonist's two children were unexpected, especially Pingping's marriage, which was heartbreaking. But in the end, I also hoped he would meet a passionate girl who would enter his life. As for An'an, I also hoped there wouldn't be a tragic love story. The whole novel felt like the peaceful, happy life vanished after the grandparents passed away. My heart aches for the female protagonist.
Reading this novel is like experiencing the life of a plant, from the moment the seed sprouts, everything is thriving, just like being in darkness but having absolute certainty that light is just around the corner; this part corresponds to the heroine's hard work in the countryside and her early married life, constantly saying "this is enough"—it's both satisfying and a little tiring, wanting to…
Without any cheat codes or special abilities, the female protagonist, after just transmigrating and figuring out her thoughts, decides to go to the countryside, decides to marry the male protagonist, and then moves forward step by step. She has twins, goes to university, studies hard to pass the postgraduate entrance exam, stays at the university to teach, and her children grow up year by year.