“I picked you up.”
“So you have to listen to me.”
“Now that you've married into my family, you have to uphold a husband's virtue. You married me, so you have to love me. Understand?”
He nodded.
“...I never said I didn't love you. Let go of my neck first.”
“I love you so much...”
“You're amazing...”
“Kiss me, hubby...”
Secondary couple: a ruthless, smiling-tiger emperor × a loyal general who puts his sovereign above all else
“If you would be empress, cross this palace gate and come to my side. If you would be a general, take this sedan chair back to your general's residence.”
“Empress, you've gone the wrong way.”
“Come to my side.”
One-on-one romance, both leads are each other's first and only, sweet romance
Content warning: an ancient-world setting with male omegas; a logic-free, fictional farming-and-romance wish-fulfillment story, with a secondary couple
So good! Lei Ge'er is truly beautiful, kind-hearted, sharp-tongued, and incredibly strong! The key point is that in this story, he's made a marquis! In so many stories, it's the woman who assists her husband, and the husband gets promoted and ennobled—that's unfair!
The author wrote a very interesting early chapter, and the characters were very appealing. I gave it four stars because before the baby was even born, the author mentioned that the two could be childhood sweethearts, which I thought was just a joke. However, after the baby was born and turned one month old, it became clear that the two of them were a couple.
This book is really good. Lei Ge'er has a great personality and is very capable; his eagerness is super cute. The two are married first and then fall in love. Zhou Yi is capable because he's a soldier, but he becomes timid and cowardly when facing Lei Li—it's a classic case of one person subduing the other. Their interactions are very lighthearted and adorable. I haven't seen the side couple yet, but I'm really looking forward to seeing how they get along.
The beginning was really good! Zhou Yi is a slow-witted yet gentle person who is very cautious about relationships. After realizing he had feelings for Lei Ge'er, he took meticulous care of and was incredibly tolerant of her. Of course, Lei Ge'er was the same way, accepting Zhou Yi's whimsical ideas and willing to spend money on him even if she didn't understand them.
It's quite good. The young couple is living a good life. At first, I didn't understand why their son was named Ginger; it seemed a bit strange. But as the story progressed, I found him quite adorable. Also, I felt that Lin was completely unworthy of Lei Zhouzhou. He had no ability but dared to make promises. I don't understand why they had to be paired together. Lei Su seemed rather baffling.
The author has incredibly positive values! This novel begins with the protagonist's marriage and chronicles their entire life. After reading it, my anxiety about age unexpectedly lessened! May they continue to be happy like this forever—and in the next life too!
The beginning was great, but after the baby was born, the scene where they drew lots to name the child Lei Shengjiang... I couldn't accept it, and the name was too young, matching the baby's age. I didn't like that. I think the main couple is great; I really like Lei's personality—a bit mischievous, but also very capable. Zhou is very doting, a slow-burning but serious person.
The author wrote it quite well, but I don't really understand why the baby is called Ginger (apologies, because I hate ginger), so I haven't read it since.
I liked the beginning of the story, but I didn't like the later parts and couldn't get into it. Since we weren't meant to be, I can only give it 5 stars. [Salute]
So funny! It's like a firecracker meeting a glutton – one only thinks about lighting the fire, the other only thinks about eating. The chemistry between them is amazing!