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Blurb:
Qi Miao transmigrated into a book, a cultivation novel where he was a good-for-nothing with no heavenly spiritual root, unable to practice martial arts, and abandoned by his clan.
But who cared? The book had the man he had dreamed of arguing with. And now that man was his wife. After thirty years as a confirmed bachelor, Qi Miao couldn't be more satisfied.
Qi Miao slapped the red bed. "Come on, let's get married right now!"
Rubbing his hands together like a fly, he could hardly wait. What was he supposed to do?
What? No money, and he couldn't afford to support Qi Tianyu?
As if! He was a master alchemist, a skill passed down through generations.
What? Qi Tianyu couldn't practice martial arts because someone had crippled his meridians, ruined his dantian, and dug out his heavenly spiritual root?
As if he couldn't cure that! He was a master of medicinal pills, a skill passed down through generations.
What? This man already had a thing going with Qi Tianyu?
Kill him without mercy. He was a master of medicinal pills, a skill passed down through generations.
Oh, they weren't lovers. They'd broken off their engagement.
Qi Miao was furious. Who did that guy think he was? He deserved to die even more!
Don't be misled by the blurb. This is a story with a male protagonist who is the recipient, and both leads are strong. The recipient is brilliant, while the pursuer excels at both force and scheming.
Basically, this is a brainless power-up story, a feel-good, sweet, doting romance. Everything is in service of indulgent fun. Real life is harsh enough and teaches us plenty, so don't overthink things here. Just enjoy the good vibes.
This story is only here to help readers unwind and have a laugh. If fate brings us together, great; if not, no hard feelings. Please read with courtesy and treat others with respect.
Transmigrating into a Period Novel
The young educated youth sent to the countryside couldn't stand the hard, exhausting farm work, especially when there wasn't enough to eat.
He wiped the sweat from his brow and looked at the tall, burly man in the neighboring field, bent over and planting rice for his sweetheart. The young educated youth was so envious his eyes turned red.
Later, he heard that the burly man and his sweetheart had split up, and his thoughts started turning. He vowed to sweet-talk the man into doing his work for him, too.
Then he won the man over, and the work got done. The man asked him to start dating.
The young educated youth was stunned. He was a man, so how could two men date?
The burly man showed his fierce side, possessiveness off the charts. He pinned the young educated youth against the wall and demanded fiercely, "Are we dating or not?"
The young educated youth thought about the man's impressive deeds around the village, then considered his own skinny arms and legs, which couldn't do much work anyway. Delighted, he agreed.
As the old saying goes, marry a man and you'll have clothes to wear and food to eat!
To get fed, even though he was a man, he could still get married.
Possessive, scheming pursuer X recipient who only wants clothes and food
I wrote this for my own amusement while I was starved for something to read. It's a feel-good story with a golden finger and no logic. It's all domestic squabbles, romance, and the recipient pursuing the pursuer: a sweet little story with sensational drama and a rustic-era love story.
Theme: Through hard work and striving forward, become a god.
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The two protagonists are really useless. They are not good at force and intelligence, and their IQ is not good enough. Such a big movement will definitely attract a lot of people. If they don't run away quickly, they will talk a lot of nonsense. Even if the author wants to find trouble for them, he should use his brain and logic. Once again, I regret spending money to buy this book. Can you refund my money? I really can't stand it anymore, but I've already spent money to buy it. Bad review Bad review
The two protagonists are so miserable. They are miserable all the way. It feels like the whole story is only a slap in the face until the final ending?
Ah, the ending is a little rushed, I feel like I could actually expand on it a little more.
. . . The outcome of buying it directly. It always feels weird, but actually I feel like I can continue writing.
When will we kill those scum?
It's rubbish. The author should stop writing it! The girl in the front is still her cousin, and the one in the back is her cousin again. What the hell, rubbish, rubbish, rubbish.
At this pace, it always feels like it's going to be unfinished. . . . . . Also, is this going to be done from the beginning to the end? I originally thought that Gong's restoration of cultivation was the real beginning of the plot. As a result, you told me this was the end, and I really capitalized on what! But overall it's still pretty cool (//?//) But it takes too long to defeat the enemy. Also, if you read novels about something like an upper bound, you may have read it wrong. I generally read novels faster. I thought it would at least open up maps like the Upper Bound. As a result, this is going to be over. . . .
Woohoo, I think a second part can definitely be released, but unfortunately, looking at the author's previous updates, I know it's impossible.
Killing with a borrowed knife is the cruelest thing
Come on, come on, let those hot chicks die!