Transmigrating into a Marriage Swap: A Bastard Son’s Struggle in a Marquis’s Household

Very good, with a miserable start. He doesn't complain about the environment, doesn't resent injustice, and doesn't get entangled in family ties. He is smart, decisive, has a quick temper, and is full of calculations. When he turns his glasses, he looks like Zhuge Liang holding a feather fan in his hand, but his eyes are full of cunning. I happily read 95 chapters in one go. It's very interesting. The new book starts with 2 chapters updated every day. It's too few, so I can only read it again.

This book is well written, without any nonsense.

The writing is good, but I have roughly thought of the follow-up plot. Farming, leading a man named Xiao to rebel, and maybe he will be subdued and become the emperor 🙂

Very exciting and interesting, hope to update more

The male protagonist's mother definitely did not die in a normal way. I hope the male protagonist can take revenge after becoming powerful.

It's super cool and gave me some inspiration. The protagonist didn't complain about the first difficulty in his life but dealt with the problem directly.

It's well written, but 100,000 cavalry is a bit exaggerated, isn't it? Besides, the place where the protagonist is now is still short of food. How can he pull out 100,000 iron cavalry and bring light armor? What is the concept of 100,000 cavalry? In the Tang Dynasty, it would take half the Tang Dynasty to raise 100,000 cavalry. My personal suggestion is that it is better to write 34,000. It is probably more reasonable.

This book is really well written. When I first read it, it felt like a family documentary. I didn't expect it to be exciting from the moment the male protagonist gets married. He takes his unloved daughter to the border to take office, and also makes suggestions. It combines modern knowledge with frequent crooked tricks, giving people the feeling of a military-loving and clear-minded college student 🤦

The story is very exciting. I read it in one go and I still have more to say. The author should update it soon.

It's pretty good, but I feel like I don't know how to solve it later.