Family Affairs

I came across this book on a popular influencer's book list. Good, I got a general idea. It would be good even if the female lead wasn't set up as a time traveler or reincarnated character.

Author, you should at least put a face mask on Lin, who went from being dark-skinned to fair-skinned and tall!

The male lead is so poorly written. He's clearly indecisive and lacks responsibility, yet they try to apply all sorts of positive qualities to him and go to great lengths to pair him up with the female lead...

Yu Lin and Yang something-or-other are at least ten years apart in age, right?

The reason I couldn't continue reading was because the titles were all messed up. Lin (the female lead) called Fourth Grandmother "Fourth Grandmother," but isn't Fourth Grandmother her biological mother? And she called Old Lady Li "Grandma"? Shouldn't she be called Grandmother?

The everyday stories of family life are quite captivating.

I just browsed through it... This whole human trafficking thing is a bit ridiculous... Does transmigrating into the past make it all acceptable? "Legitimate and legal," "benefits for all three parties" 🤔

Has the author stopped writing? I've been checking back for years and there's still nothing.

In the earlier chapters, Madam Zhong referred to Zhu Yuxuan, the eldest wife's biological daughter, as her elder sister. But in chapter 293, Zhu Yuxuan says, "I'm going to see my sister-in-law." It's truly baffling. Did the author forget about the character relationships they created? So now the elder sister becomes the younger sister, and the younger sister-in-law becomes the sister-in-law?

It's not bad. If you like family dramas and lighthearted domestic conflicts, you can check it out. It depicts the ordinary life of an ordinary family in ancient times. The only question is why the female lead is a time traveler. It doesn't really matter to the later plot. It just shows that the female lead is lucky. Everything is good except for minor setbacks.