A Worthy Wife, Indeed

I clicked in by accident, read the free parts, and found it really suited my taste. I was genuinely surprised to see the author said it was their first time writing; to write something this good for the first time is amazing! I'm truly impressed!

I didn't finish the book because I felt it was a real shame. No other time-traveling woman embodied the traditional virtues of obedience to father, husband, and son better than the protagonist. The author really didn't need to give her a modern soul. Regardless of her complaints, she perfectly embodied the standard woman raised under feudal ethics and moral education.

It's really good! I love stories that don't involve imperial power! There's no life-or-death struggle, no ridiculously stupid supporting characters, and no overly perfect protagonist. It's very readable! I hope it keeps going until the female lead is gone!!

It's well-written, the story is original, and the characters are vivid and interesting—a rare lighthearted read! The only thing I don't understand is why there are so many time-travel elements... One sister-in-law is one thing, highlighting her whimsical and unreliable personality... But the others... I really don't know what to say... They were so cringeworthy!

This novel is full of life philosophy and wisdom, and its subject matter is also very novel and unique. Reading it was rewarding, suggesting the author has considerable life experience. The characters in the book are like reflections of people we encounter in real life, with their own strengths and weaknesses, especially the married life of the male and female protagonists, their mutual…

I dislike the female lead; she's with a man who's slept with dozens of women, and she doesn't seem to find it disgusting. The male lead has slept with many women and has several illegitimate children; it's truly disgusting.

Having read so many books, this is the first time I've encountered this type. It's not that there aren't ancient romance novels with arranged marriages that blossom into love, but this one is truly refreshing. Honestly, the characters aren't all-powerful because they're time travelers; most are just ordinary people living ordinary lives.

It would be great if we had a family tree, there are just too many people here haha ​​😄

I don't know how to put it. It started off normally; the protagonist was just an ordinary person. But how did he suddenly become such a saint? He helps everyone, even sacrificing his own son to help others... Is he crazy? Who would tolerate a fellow villager for over 20 years? After reading this book, I realized I'm not an ordinary person after all. 😥😥😥😥😥😥

It's well-written, but some parts require a certain amount of life experience to understand and appreciate. It needs to be reflected upon and pondered from time to time as you get older.