
My Husband Is More Trouble Than He's Worth
我家夫君惹不起
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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695Chapters
7.1kRecommendations
32.5kFans
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The author is definitely not from a farming background. High corn yields depend on sufficient fertilizer. You know, one year when my family planted corn, the last plot we had didn't use enough fertilizer, and the corn ears were all small. Also, cornfields that are too dry won't produce ears, so if the soil was too dry when the corn was almost setting, my mother would irrigate the cornfield.
I really dislike the male lead; there isn't a single man in the story that I like. The male lead is especially cunning, treacherous, and disgusting.
I rarely write reviews, but I just want to say this is a great book whose title doesn't do it justice. Judging from the title, you might think it's a sweet, lighthearted romance, but it's actually a story with two strong leads. The character development is excellent; the male and female leads have their own unique personalities.
The male lead is truly disgusting; no wonder the book isn't popular. The public's taste is sound; everyone finds the male lead repulsive.
The fact that Fu Lihua didn't die is very frustrating to watch. The protagonist suddenly seems incredibly powerful, yet there are always oversights. The plot feels contrived and awkward, seemingly designed to maximize word count. In short, it's supposed to be a fast-paced, enjoyable read, but it's not satisfying.
Skip straight to the finale... I really won't like the male lead. Goodbye.
This male lead, who doesn't follow the usual path, is quite to my liking. Hopefully, future readers won't be deterred by the book reviews. The story is pretty good, I'll give it a thumbs up!
I don't know if it's to highlight the heroine's kindness or to create a contrast, but many transmigration/reincarnation novels portray the original owner as incredibly vicious and stupid. I recently read one where the original owner was only 5 years old, and they wrote him as incredibly vicious! Did he even have a brain? A 5-year-old these days is only in first grade! Even if children in ancient times were precocious, they weren't written like this.
The male lead is pretty good, if you don't like this type of male lead, you don't have to watch it. 😅
I've watched half of it. The female lead is a bit naive and innocent, but the male lead is quite good. I like him.