
At the Beginning of Tianbeng, She Traveled Through Time and Became a Peasant Girl
天崩开局,穿越成了农家女
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- Ongoing
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- 221k Words
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- Ancient Romance
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- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 5d ago
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- Fanqie
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The characters of this book "I Don't Want to Be the Aunt of the Qi Mansion" are very eye-catching. The money-loving time-traveling heroine and the lame husband work together to fight their way out of the deep house, but they are separated due to different ideas. The heroine is determined to break free from the constraints and find herself, while the male protagonist begins to pursue his wife in the crematorium. After years of tug and entanglement, the tension is full. Lovers of ancient proverbs about chasing wives should not miss it.
The heroine who traveled through time and space saw through the hypocrisy and indifference of Qi Mansion's backyard at a glance: the husband was unkind and biased, the mistress was mean-spirited and suppressed at every step, and the concubines in the backyard were involved in internal fights and strife with each other. There is no tenderness and tenderness here, only suppression of superiority and inferiority, calculation of interests and endless internal friction. After seeing through all this, the heroine completely let go of her false obsessions, decisively acted out, refused to please, quit competing for favor, and stayed away from disputes.
The two separated because they had different ideas and were not from the same world, which was a pity. But it also leads to corresponding drama. The female protagonist pursues her own life and does not stick to the male protagonist. It can be said that the world is sober. The love of the male protagonist for the female protagonist can also be seen from this. After all, it is a love that comes from humble beginnings. The two pulled each other and entangled each other. The story had ups and downs, twists and turns, and the emotions were sincere and delicate, which was impressive.
I finished reading it in one go. I have read too many ancient novels, and I just want to read this kind of story where the heroine stops her losses in time. Don't bet on whether a man's conscience will awaken, don't bet on winning a backyard fight, escape from that cannibalistic cage first. I am particularly looking forward to watching her completely break away from the Qi Mansion later and live for herself. For those of you who are tired of otaku fights and the heroine insisting on fighting the hero's friends, this book establishes the idea at the beginning and has a catchy rhythm. It is very suitable for reading after reading.
A time-traveling heroine who loves money meets a paranoid and lame man, and they deal with everything in the back house. We share the same hardships, but we all come back together. The female protagonist is determined to break free from the prison of the house, and the male protagonist is crazy about chasing his wife, which is full of tension and abuse.
Going against the old saying of house fighting, the heroine is trapped in the Qi Mansion as a humble aunt. She has seen through the shackles of dignity in the back house, and refuses to be trapped in the internal strife of fighting for favor. She directly abandons her son and runs away, refusing to be a caged bird dependent on the male protagonist. There is no indulging in the love affair with the Marquis, the heroine is sober and clear, and the identity of the aunt seems to be well-dressed and well-fed, but in fact she has no control over her own body. The mistress's difficulties in the house, the strife between concubines and concubines, and the male protagonist's occasional warmth are all a prison. The heroine does not engage in female rivalry, she is dedicated to escaping from the fate of being a concubine, and regards "not being an aunt" as her biggest goal. The story depicts the helplessness of a woman in the ancient backyard very realistically. Love is no longer the heroine's destination, freedom and self-preservation are the first pursuits. The contrast between the male protagonist's pursuit of his wife in the later stages is also very interesting. In the past, he was aloof and indifferent to the female protagonist's situation, but when she decided to leave, he later realized that he was panicking.
This book is so beautiful! The time-travel heroine loves money and is smart, and she fights from the bottom up with her lame husband. Although they are separated, the hero keeps chasing her. The plot is compact and the characters are interesting. I couldn't stop reading it. If it were changed into a comic, it would look more interesting! The author is awesome! Come on, write more exciting plots!
A very good book, the writing is delicate and the writing style is clean and neat. It is worth recommending [The Godly Works of Birds and Birds] [The Gods of Birds and Birds] Great support for the author, five stars! ! !
The opening hook is strong, the characters are vividly created, and the combination of multiple themes has a sense of novelty. I highly recommend [The God of Bird Food][The God of Bird Food]
It's very good-looking, with a compact plot and vivid characters. I'll add it to my bookshelf first and continue reading later…