Starting Out as a Poor Family's Groom
从寒门新郎开始
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Historical
- Subgenre
- Alternate History
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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398Chapters
6.5kRecommendations
13.7kFans
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Here are my thoughts: I suggest starting from chapter 10 onwards. Firstly, the male lead's "simp" behavior is a bit off-putting, though I've read many multi-female lead stories and it's not unacceptable. However, for a time-traveling character to fall in love at first sight with a beautiful stranger and then play the innocent victim is just lust.
I never expected it to be licked like this, and I was even more surprised that the author was so smug about it.
What I can't understand is that while the man was being a sycophant, the woman still kept thinking about her old flame. Even after getting married in ancient times, she demanded her husband not touch her for three years. If it weren't for this time travel, and she had still married the original Zhang Zhe, or if the protagonist's status, position, and wealth hadn't improved significantly, would…
After skimming through it, I still don't understand what the protagonist's goal is. To get a wife, one must be prepared to treat her with utmost respect and wait for her for two years. I don't understand it at all. So far, the protagonist wants to become an official, so those looking for a power struggle story can forget about it.
It was a pretty good book, but the female lead was a real shame. She slapped the protagonist on the left cheek, then on the right, and the protagonist still fawned over her. Unbelievable. With modern connections, what couldn't she get? Her insistence on being a simp is just ridiculous. I'm dropping this!
I read up to chapter 10. I couldn't continue. If you're willing to marry her but not want to be married, what's the point? And then you go on and on to fawn over her? And try to exonerate her family? ( ･⊝･∞) The writing is good, but I just don't like it.
Author, are you on the wrong channel? This is the male-oriented channel; you should go to the female-oriented channel.
It's really good. If it only had a female lead, I'd rave about it.
I couldn't take it anymore, so I left. You just ran away after writing such a well-written female supporting character. Why did you spend so much time describing her?
I was turned off by the first few chapters; it's like a bootlicker, always fawning over others even when they're trampling on you.