I Transmigrated into a Book, and My Husband and I Keep Dying

When I read the title, I thought it was a time-traveling book. When I read the first few chapters, I thought it was an ancient novel. When I looked at the later chapters, I thought it was a fairy tale and fantasy. After reading further, I thought it was a time-traveling book. The previous content is not bad, with foreshadowings coming one after another, and pitfalls gradually being filled in. The sudden change in the heroine's personality is explained later, but the ending feels a bit rushed, especially the ending of a marriage without love and purpose, which is a bit difficult to explain in one sentence. Also, there are too many typos, which makes reading tiring. People's names are assigned to the wrong people in a short while. Although you can understand who is talking about it, it is not conducive to a good reading experience. The writing is a bit poor, but the emotional entanglements are described quite delicately. There is abuse but it is not too cruel, and there is revenge but it is not too pleasant. For a full five-star rating, I would give it between three and three and a half stars.