My Whole Family Transmigrate from the Future to the Countryside
我全家从未来穿越农门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Transmigrated female protagonists always like to pick up a male protagonist
Many might see problems with this story, but I genuinely enjoy it. These days, many stories claim to be solely about individual talent, but I think this author's writing is more realistic. The characters possess superpowers, but they aren't overused. The depiction of the family is my absolute favorite part. Without a strong family background, becoming an official in ancient times?
The same words are repeated over and over again and over and over again. Is this brainwashing the readers? "The clan is your backbone." "Only when the clan is good can we be good." The male protagonist, the female protagonist, the female protagonist's parents, and the female protagonist's grandmother all repeat these words. What is this nonsense?
I still feel the age is off. The female lead is only 16 or 17 years old, right? Her younger brother, who is six or seven years younger than her, is already taking the imperial examination and getting married?
Personally, I felt that when Zhou Hui was first rescued, he kept saying he'd picked up a beggar. Someone with a strong sense of pride would find that unbearable, so that was a bit cringeworthy. Otherwise, it was fine.
Why are 357 and 358 the same? They're duplicates.
There are too many errors regarding the imperial examination system; the author is advised to carefully review the relevant information.
The Zuo, Zhou, and Wang families have become even more firmly united, and their interests are no longer merely superficial. Zuo Xiang's daughter married into the Zhou family and gave birth to Zhou Hui. Zhou Hui was mistakenly kidnapped (?), But was rescued by the female lead and developed a sense of belonging.
The author is a feminist, advocating against feminism, and includes personal agendas. Author, your writing is terrible. Author, you've done a very bad job. Author, your writing is extremely bad. Author, your plot is terrible. Author, your writing is terrible, very bad, extremely bad. Author, your writing is just too bad. Author, your writing is just too, too, too bad. (This comment reflects all attacks.)
The more I read, the more illogical it seems. Didn't the author remember the characters' ages?