The Girl Who Transmigrated to My Home Is Actually Mom's Best Friend
穿越到我家的少女，竟是母上闺蜜
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- Completed
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- 656k Words
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- Light Novel
- Subgenre
- Everyday Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
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I read MD as "Mom's Guide"
One thing that feels abrupt is that the female lead isn't like Jiang He, who came from a thousand years ago alone and helpless. Shouldn't she be looking for acquaintances from the past after transmigrating? She should have gone to find her father or best friend from the start; they would have been much more reliable than a stranger. 😰
🔥Take it home quickly, I want to see the scene where my mom gets angry.
There's something really toxic about this. The male and female leads' relationship is clearly perfectly legitimate. Aside from being similar in age and social standing, their families are not only old acquaintances, but the mother and daughter-in-law are also familiar with each other. How does it end up like the male lead is having an affair with his sister-in-law? In other words, if my mom had a close friend of similar age, and I liked her, wouldn't it be wonderful if we got together?
My first reaction to the scene of the reunion was that it was absurd. In this world, things that cross ethical and moral boundaries do happen. Daughters-in-law attracting their fathers-in-law, promiscuity, rape, and even shotgun weddings have all occurred since ancient times.
The best friend meeting her mother is a thrilling and exciting moment, but it takes skill for an author to turn it into something so toxic.
If you had simply written a story where Su's mother pretended nothing was wrong and secretly slipped away, and the male lead, realizing he'd been caught, found a time to come and admit his mistake, and then retracted the synopsis, while it might be a little toxic (no one can resist catching someone cheating), it wouldn't have warranted this deceptive tactic.
A drawing of Shen Wangqing created using AI.
I hope the author can write more of their own stuff. Personally, I don't think imitation is necessary; I find the subject matter and background quite interesting. The plot is also quite dramatic. What's Hua Jie's is Hua Jie's, and what's yours is yours. Using references is fine in moderation, but repeatedly cramming references into your mouth is uncomfortable. Keep it up, author!
When Mom sees me get beaten, I'll come back, and you can kick me then.