The Landlady Married to an Exam Candidate

The uncle's storyline is around chapters 144-224, which can be skipped. The main content is... 1. The male lead is about to take the imperial examination, and a letter arrives saying she wants to marry his mother, completely disregarding his feelings. What if this affects his performance in the exam? 2. The male lead was prevented from contacting his mother.

I read a few chapters; it was rather bland, but not boring either. The interactions between the siblings were quite interesting, but I just didn't feel like continuing. Something felt off. Maybe the female lead was too naive? She always seemed to be putting on an act in front of the male lead, never saying anything directly, always subtly trying to coax him? In short, there was just something awkward about it.

Jiang Changxi and Zhou Lan—their names seem quite humorous now: Changxi (常喜) means "always happy," and Zhou Lan (周澜) means "often in a dilemma." Changxi is a unique, witty, and clever girl with a thoughtful and magnanimous nature. She gradually accompanies Zhou Lan (who lost his father at a young age, whose uncle abandoned his mother and remarried, whose uncle seized his property, and whose…

Compared to the plethora of melodramatic, revenge-driven transmigration and resurrection stories on the market, this book is a breath of fresh air.

I discovered this book today. The synopsis seemed interesting. I read it in one go, and wow, it's amazing! The language is witty and humorous, the structure is simple and concise, the logic is sound, the plot twists are short, and most importantly, the narrative entry points are unique, often introduced in unexpected places or through dialogue, and the effect is fantastic. Finished reading, waiting for more updates. I'll go check out the author's other books…

I don't know why I can't stand watching it.

I watched a quarter of it; it's heartwarming everyday life with a touch of humor. The only thing I can't understand is why the uncle keeps trying to marry off the male lead's mother, especially since it's ancient society. Besides, the male lead clearly has a bright future and is quite hardworking.

After a woman gets married, the way her family behaves so despicably is truly disgusting. The groom's father is dead, his mother remarried, his grandparents and second uncle have visited, leaving him all alone. His father-in-law found him a famous teacher and even sent his youngest son to study with him to alleviate his loneliness and trauma.

Little Jiang Changle is so adorable!

I was enjoying the show, but then I saw the male lead's mother, and suddenly it all became boring. I really disliked her actions. She had a child but didn't think about the child's well-being, ruining three years of the child's education, and in the end, the male and female leads had to give her their blessings for a second marriage. She's like a chosen one with a cheat code. 🤫