My Wife and I Both Transmigrated
我和老婆都是穿越的
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 7mo ago
- English
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To put it bluntly, the premise of this book is seriously flawed.
At least half the reason people travel back to the turbulent era is to marry a wife who truly cares for them, because people were more honest and kind back then. However, the author brought in a modern-day fairy-like woman. Everyone knows what a modern "independent woman" really is; it wouldn't be surprising if the protagonist divorced and ran off with the money when things got tough.
I hate time-travel stories that don't specify a time period.
If you don't understand the idiom, don't use it.
The scorching heat of July is not literal.
Why switch to this genre? Historical fiction is perfectly fine as long as it's not so padded. The last book, with a million fewer words of filler, would have been at least half as successful.
Urban setting, marriage, current events? ... A powerful man? A sword demon? Or maybe time travel...🙂
Silly and silly female-oriented novel 😰😰😰
Besides this book, only Hei San's "09: Starting as a Teacher Trainee and Making a Comeback" catches my eye.
The female lead arrived early and isn't planning to take the college entrance exam. Is she crazy? Wouldn't it be easier to come a few years earlier and prepare for the exam?
A wonderful and highly recommended novel! I've been following it closely.
First, Lin Ying thought she wouldn't be able to go back before leaving for Shanghai? What? Isn't Shanghai part of China? If she's doing well, can't she go back to help her parents and relatives? On one hand, she says she has feelings for Shanghai, but on the other hand, she doesn't want to go back.