After transmigrating, Song Heng finds herself a bride brought in to bring good fortune to her sick husband, a butcher by trade, and saddled with a little tagalong. She is neither a tearful beauty nor a delicate damsel. Instead, she's a bit broad-shouldered and has the nine lives of a cat demon.
Male Lead: You Ge is a tough guy who doesn't waste words, with the loyal-dog type's devotion.
Warnings: Alternate universe, genre mash-up, and plot holes. Please don't nitpick the details.
Also, I'll gladly consider your suggestions, but please don't be vicious. No ranking comparisons, please.
Theme:
This book is completely unlike what Jianjia wrote, and I was a little disappointed after reading it. The male protagonist, female protagonist, and male supporting character have no distinct personalities. After all, a novel is a novel. It should not be too ordinary, but should highlight the key points. For example, this is a romance novel, and the romance should be highlighted.
Looking at the front, I think it looks pretty good. The plot behind it is simply uncomfortable. I'm not going to criticize you, but I want to tell you what kind of messy ideas I rely on.
The first few chapters were good, but finishing these chapters feels weird...
What a shame, such a hasty ending
It's actually over, this feeling is a bit unreal...
Why do I feel like the story is coming to an end? Don't!
If I were to prevent the children and grandchildren of the Zhao family from entering the court for generations, and let him live in suffocation, it would be too trivial to suffer physical pain for a few days. The heroine is still kind.
I feel like the male lead's role is a bit lacking. I'm just waiting for the male lead to add more roles.
You won't just let it go, right? As soon as you put down the butcher knife, you will become a Buddha immediately? Does the heroine suffer in vain if she is offended?
Why haven't those two products been offline yet? (??ˇ_ˇ??:)