My Sister Gets a Capitalist Heiress to Be My Wife
妹妹坑来资本家小姐给我当老婆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 670k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Farming
- Updated
- 2mo ago
- English
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Synopsis
Other names
- In the 1960s, I Was Forced to Go to the Countryside to Protect My Younger Sister60年代，为护着妹妹被迫下乡Alternate title on Fanqie
Stats
307Chapters
67.1kReads · 30 days
1.1MReads · all time
6.7kShelf adds, last 14 days
6.5Score
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It's actually quite watchable, the only downside is that some of the psychological activities are presented from a confused perspective. A special era + rural life + invincible protagonist – this is purely a vacation story, essentially a wish-fulfillment novel. Those in the comments section who point out flaws, please be realistic and explain where they are.
The beginning was good, and there were some exciting plot points. However, based on the setting and the protagonist's personality, the younger sister has become a major flaw. Her best friend went to the countryside with her because of her, and now she has to help her parents. Aside from the protagonist spoiling the sister, she seems to serve no purpose whatsoever.
Overall, it's very good. Unfortunately, I prefer fast-paced, action-packed stories and dislike this kind of melodramatic, long-winded stuff. If you like this type of story, buy it without hesitation.
I've read several chapters and think the writing is good, the plot is engaging, and the protagonist has exceptional abilities. I just hope it doesn't shift towards cultivation or anything like that later on!
It's so cool that even a player with cheat codes can let their relentless enemy escape.
I read all 64 chapters in one go; it's definitely worth reading. The plot is well-structured, the writing is engaging and natural, and it feels very real, not like AI characters flying around randomly.
A good book; the protagonist has strong moral values and a great personality; it's exciting.
There are many male-oriented novels where the younger sister dotes on her brother, but in most of those novels, the younger sister is always the best friend of her brother and always makes things easier for him. This is the first time I've seen a younger sister taking on so much trouble for her brother.
The descriptions from all sides are quite good; there are good people and bad people, positive characters and negative characters. They're not all extreme examples, but it's still very entertaining.
I've reached chapter 180, and the beginning was great, quite enjoyable. But after chapter 180, I found it hard to accept. Perhaps the rural-themed stories I've read before were more harmonious! Before going to the countryside, the protagonist only encountered some awful relatives or family members; after arriving, they faced thugs, thieves, and human traffickers.