Good Fortune in the Farmhouse: Husband, Don't Be So Proud
农门有喜：夫君别傲娇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 410k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Farming & Business
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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197Chapters
103kPopularity
1.2kReaders
9.4Score
1kMust-read votes
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This book is really good. The female protagonist transmigrates and forges her own path to wealth amidst hardship, without any special abilities or cheat codes (I personally despise this kind of wish-fulfillment fiction). She's intelligent and decisive. The male protagonist is arrogant and brave; the female protagonist is the one he's had his eye on since childhood.
A calm and balanced approach to life leads to a better life; too much evidence results in nothing in the end.
This review is to warn others to avoid this story. The beginning is passable, with a time-traveling female doctor healing and saving lives, but it becomes increasingly unreadable after chapters 60 and 70. The female lead is weak, a saint, and clueless, surrounded by a bunch of skilled bodyguards and assassins, yet she gets bullied by a shrewish village woman to the point of wanting to move.
It's great, really great! The plot is fast-paced and engaging, and the writing is excellent! You should definitely check it out! 🕳️🕳️🕳️🕳️
I don't know if that "Nine" is the male lead, I haven't seen the later parts, but based on the beginning, it's hard to imagine it being a good watch. The female lead is the same, a pushover. She's indecisive when she should be, and she doesn't use her connections, ending up in jail. I'm speechless. I stopped watching after that.
I was really fooled by the previous book reviews; the male protagonist's character is truly detestable.
It's riddled with typos, and the plot is getting increasingly nauseating. I'm giving up on it!
Don't recommend this book to me. The beginning is okay, but it gets increasingly mindless towards the end. I skimmed through it.
The beginning was alright, but wasn't he being too lenient with his father and his second wife? He gave them two hundred-tael silver notes right off the bat. Even though his father was sick, wasn't that too much?
Why did the author write something so unpleasant later on?