
The Fierce Wife Has Arrived
彪悍娘子嫁到
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 775k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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381Chapters
2.4kRecommendations
4.6kFans
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I thought I was going to abandon this story, given how drawn-out and tedious it is, with so many unfinished chapters and endless procrastination. It's so frustrating to read. But after chapter 110, the book is still readable. At least, even this stingy person like me paid to subscribe.
Haha, I'm here to be the first to comment on this new story! Wishing you all the best for your new book!
I just read it and it seems pretty good. I'll keep following it and hope the author continues to write well ヾ^_^♪. I support you!
The male lead's family is full of awful characters. The scholar does nothing but endure and tolerate; he truly knows nothing but studying and deceiving himself. His parents stole his dowry, but he pretended not to see it. Now that it's time to sell the dowry, the female lead still won't move it back. She's deliberately causing trouble again over the dowry.
I transmigrated into the body of a terrible mother-in-law. This novel is quite good, but it's not finished yet. I thought the female lead in this story would be clean-cut and efficient, but this character's fierceness and everything is so frustrating to read. Why do modern people need to think so much? It's exhausting to read, so I'm dropping it. I'll just patiently wait for the rest of "I Transmigrated into the Body of a Terrible Mother-in-Law".
I endured the nausea at first, and it finally got better towards the end, but then it ended like this—no plot holes or loose ends were left unresolved. It was truly a terrible cliffhanger.
Is this a modern person who traveled back in time? How can they be so tolerant? The male lead is such a weakling! And his character is terrible too. I don't know why the female lead still stays! Her mother-in-law is such an awful person, capable of deceiving her way into marriage!
Is the male lead that scholar? If so, I won't watch it.
Keep it up, Wenwen writes very well!
The male lead is trash, doesn't suit my taste, and the plot is dragging.