A Widow's Journey to Becoming Mistress of the Household

When I saw 58%, I really couldn't hold on anymore. The theme is quite good. A modern anti-grabbing policewoman travels back in time to become a bride on her wedding day, and becomes a widow when she leaves the sedan chair (her brother-in-law visits the church on behalf of her brother, so the time points of the visit and leaving the sedan chair are not clearly explained). The environment after time travel is a clan environment similar to that of the 1960s and 1970s. The patriarch of the clan has evil intentions, and the heroine steals food from the clan to support her family. The main storyline of an uncle-sister-sister relationship is nothing to begin with. The author keeps using the male protagonist's uncle to say that he and her are in love, but the interaction between the two is too artificial and greasy.

It's good to read, but there are a lot of words in reverse order. I don't know why. I've read two books by this author and they were both good. Now I'm going to read the third one. The score shouldn't be so low, I give it 9 points.

It's disgusting. A modern policeman traveled back in time to ancient times and asked his grandmother to be sold to a husband who died of illness after she was married. Then he got a bunch of people who were still naive and stupid after a huge change in their family. They didn't want to change. The heroine also led a pair of brothers and sisters up the mountain all day long who had no ability to protect themselves and would only be a hindrance. The heroine was also out of her mind. Moreover, the brother and sister still have the idea of ​​​​burning bridges across the river.