After I Transmigrated into a Book, I Was Exiled

If the female lead falls in love with someone surnamed Wang, it must be because the author forced her to be blind. A person can have nothing, but they can't lack integrity. This kind of person, who won't let you have an easy time even if I'm unlucky, is narrow-minded and vindictive; he's not worth giving even a shred of your heart.

I've read ten chapters so far and love it so much, but I have two concerns. First, I don't want the male lead to be anyone but Wang. Second, I hope the baby in her belly is lost and she doesn't have anything to do with that scumbag.

You all say it's beautiful, am I seeing things? The first two chapters show her family being framed and exiled, but starting from the third chapter, she's married and her husband's family is exiled. What's going on?

After reading the comments, I think the male lead is the zombie described in the synopsis. 🤭🤭🤭

The original text has been completely ruined by these changes. Did you change the author? Your thought processes and logic are totally different.

How did things get so complicated? The female lead isn't married, so how did she get pregnant and divorced? Wang Cheng'an was even exiled. Is the author's logic flawed? Or did they just copy plots from other books and get them mixed up? It's unreadable now. The beginning was alright, but once the female lead got pregnant, I immediately dropped the story.

Why the hiatus?! If there's been an abandoned story, please let the author and readers know!

This is all jumbled up, the sentences don't connect, am I seeing things?

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While the story is good, there are too many modern elements, not just between the two time travelers. It's jarring at times… the natives understand modern things without explanation, and even speak a modern language… If the background explained which dynasty was ruled by the time travelers and had popularized some modern knowledge, that would be one thing, but it doesn't. Some plot points are also illogical. There's a lot of room for improvement.