A Fortunate Leap Through the Farm Gate
良跃农门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.4M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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The female lead is too weak. At her parents' home, she appears gentle but possesses a bit of cleverness, subtly preventing others from bullying her. At her husband's home, she constantly yields, leading others to believe she should serve the entire Guan family. Guan Ming doesn't dare bully Sun Xique, yet he dares to bully the female lead like this—isn't that related to her weakness?
The female lead doesn't resemble a modern person at all. Having lost the original owner's memories, even her personality, habits, and thoughts have become those of an ancient woman. It was quite good at first, but it became less interesting later on. Perhaps it's in a transitional phase; I haven't read the rest, so I can't comment. Based on what I've seen, I don't have much motivation to continue watching.
A two-year-old daughter and a fifteen or sixteen-year-old son-in-law—I'm disgusted by this engagement setup 😅. Why did they have to write it this way? The other parts are written quite well.
I've read over two hundred chapters, and I just can't accept closing this! The character's personality... Is just... Unbearable... Watching the female lead with him is so frustrating...
After reading the comments, I summarized some information.
The story is about a woman who raises a herd of cows just to get a glass of milk. These days, novels are all so depressing; marriage and childbirth are the main plot, while striving for a better life is secondary. Can't we switch those two? Why would she offer herself up to be enslaved for a man? Are there really no stories about women with independent thinking?
It's an old book, but I think it's very realistic. Women had a low social status in ancient times. Although I didn't like the male lead's personality at first, he did improve later. For a woman of her status in ancient times, the hope of remarrying into a good family was zero. The male lead was actually one of the better choices she could make. That's reality.
After reading the synopsis, I simply can't accept the female lead's background. If she's a prostitute, and not a top-tier one, then her clientele consists of ordinary people, earning tens of coins per session. I hope I haven't misunderstood, but this has already made me want to vomit.
I really can't accept that the female lead is a prostitute; she seems dirty everywhere about her.
It's amazing that this is a work from 2012 or 2013! Why is such a good writer no longer writing? It's such a pity.
I've watched over 70 episodes, so here are my thoughts. Is the female lead really a time traveler? It doesn't seem like it. I've watched for a long time and she hasn't come up with any ideas to make money. Her husband hunted a deer and she advised him to sell it cheaply? At least sell it to a restaurant or something! Chinese knots are a good idea, but selling them at a stall?