Transmigrated Into a Scumbag: My Darkened Villainess Wife, Please Don’t Kill Me

I have read an identical book before, but that book has been taken off the shelves. Currently, the skeleton of the two books is the same, but the author has modified part of the plot and it looks smoother 👍 I just hope the author can write steadily and not stop updating.

This book is very similar to Bai Mingxi's book and probably has a lot to learn from, but the details are handled better than Bai Mingxi's book. In the later part of the book, the male protagonist said three or four words that were not sweet at all. I hope the author can learn from it and don't change the male protagonist's setting. The career line is mainly sweet stories directly between the male and female protagonists. However, the extra chapters of that book are also very good. I like the blackening chapter of that extra chapter. It is good for the male protagonist to save the heroine after she has completely blackened. The author can also write the darkening extra chapter of the main book. Good looking recommendation

Author, I like your article very much. You don't want too many heroines. Just be single-minded. You don't have to write about anything erotic. Just focus on the sweetness of daily life. And don't run away halfway. 😘

Is it the author of Bai Mingxi? The style seems similar.

It is a relatively plain sweet story about daily life. There are no cheats and cheats like ordinary time travel stories. There is no mess about getting rich. It is just a story about an ordinary person who traveled to ancient times and lived an ordinary life with his wife.

Is the author of Bai Mingxi right 😏😏😏

It is perfect, the emotional description is extremely delicate, the writing style is more like daily life, so it is plain yet tasteful. The characters in the book all have their own charm. There are no mentally retarded characters. It is a masterpiece among daily sweet articles. A very good book. There are no ups and downs, and there are no various pretentious slaps in the face of the traditional time-traveling male protagonist. Some are just the male protagonist and his wife trying to live a good life every day. The story is ordinary but happy. Although there are imperfections, you can read it if you like a slow pace, but if you like time-traveling novels, you should not read it. The main body of this book is warm and daily.

It feels very similar to a novel I read before. I remember the protagonist's surname is Meng, a pork seller.

This type of ancient themes is relatively rare and quite novel. The male protagonist has a normal character. He doesn't have the ambition to seize opportunities and blend them into the plot. He just wants to live with his wife, which is not cliche. The heroine was in dire straits before the hero traveled through time, so she was extremely insecure, prone to crying, and suspicious, which is within the scope of normal people. Come on, author.

How do I feel about reading this book?