Reborn as the Pauper Scholar Who Abandoned His Wife

Protagonist: Xie Tingzhi [Love] Hu Xiu It's okay. Except for some flaws and unreasonableness in some plots, the rest is okay. It's not perfect, but it's also very real. I haven't read much about time-traveling male protagonists, so I came across this one… Regarding the fact that the heroine Hu Xiu still works after the hero time travels over, I think the hero's wife has been teasing her daughter-in-law to work and serve their family. The hero made her change at once and it was impossible to change. She gradually made her realize the kindness and importance of her daughter-in-law, and slowly let her work less and let her take care of the children. I think this is very true and reasonable. After giving birth to two twin sons, the father-in-law and mother-in-law saw her contribution in giving birth to grandchildren. Things have changed, and now that I know I am protecting my daughter-in-law, this is already a big improvement. Do we still expect the selfish and illiterate mother-in-law to care about her daughter-in-law like a mother (this is unrealistic). Besides, mothers in ancient times may not be good to their daughters (many people call their daughters losers). The heroine's mother-in-law's family is not good to her. They always want to plot against her, the hero and his sister, and they want to gain benefits, but they fail... In addition, it is a bit exaggerated for the male protagonist to ask the rich man who beat her eldest sister to pay 3,000 taels. If a rich man can be so generous and can afford so much money, he must have contacts with officials and must have a backer. They are good at doing business on weekdays, and naturally they will not be afraid of the male protagonist. Naturally, they will not be afraid of the male protagonist. I think around 300 taels is more reasonable (actually this is a lot, after all, the male protagonist's sister is the maid who signed the contract with the rich family. In ancient times, people's lives were like grass) There is also the matter of the male teaching student's English. It should be a short story that does not need to be expanded. There is no subsequent use of English in the novel. Maybe in the world of the book, his students will be visited by people from other countries after they become officials, and there will be officials who can understand their language and communicate, etc. I won't talk about the rest, so that's it.

Are there any novels in which the male protagonist travels back in time? Yes, not many. Yesterday I finished the whole novel. I feel that the overall character design is pretty good and the plot is full. Especially the male protagonist's character is really in line with the character of a good son and husband in real life. It is not overly exaggerated and is very relevant to life!

It's quite beautiful, although there are no big surprises. The water flows slowly and is very pleasing to the eye.

It's good-looking and systematic. It's a gossip system, not the kind of super bright halo of the protagonist. I like this kind of one that's not too outrageous and is realistic!

It's very interesting, but one thing is that the male protagonist just wants to be ordinary and doesn't choose to continue the scientific examination, which is a bit of a pity. The sisters are all doing well, and they can satisfy the audience. There is nothing cruel.

I really like the story of this book. The male protagonist is the salvation of five women. His wife and four sisters all live a happy life one by one. I really like the male protagonist who rescues the sisters one by one.

It's a good read, plain and simple, with a natural story and a down-to-earth plot. It's a very comfortable book to listen to.

I like this book very much. The protagonist is very simple and unpretentious. He doesn't want to be too high-spirited. He is down-to-earth and gets rich. He also benefits the people. Like it!

In ancient times, it was difficult for children from poor families to study. They really couldn't afford to spend money to be a scholar if they wanted to be a scholar. If the male protagonist can teach and educate people in this way, he will definitely succeed.

It's rare to see a man who travels through time and becomes the protagonist, and the subject matter is quite new to me. Not bad so far Overall it's ok. At least he didn't hug his wife after traveling through time like other books. He was okay with his wife. The life was ordinary. If you like reading salted fish, you can read it. One star was deducted because the male protagonist's family treated their daughter-in-law badly at the beginning.