My Husband Came Back to Life Again
我家相公又活了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.7M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Farming & Business
- Updated
- 6y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Synopsis
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876Chapters
205kPopularity
1.2kReaders
9.2Score
247Must-read votes
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Good
Every time the female lead's mother-in-law calls her "good girl," it takes me out of the story, hahaha.
Positive review for mother-in-law
It's quite interesting, suitable for people who don't like to think too much and have a mild personality. Because every conspiracy is resolved in a very dramatic, funny, or nonchalant way. A person with a strong personality would probably be furious. The mother-in-law, Cao Shi, deserves special praise; of all the mother-in-laws I've read, she's the only one I find so comforting. Every villain is dealt with relatively peacefully and satisfyingly.
Has the author never eaten steamed buns? What are steamed buns made of?
After reading the first few chapters, I was surprised that back then, there were no noodles available, yet dumplings cost 100 coins a bowl, which is equivalent to 100 yuan today. That seems illogical and odd.
The book got a bit rambling towards the end.
I like the female lead's mother-in-law... It's pretty good.
It's beautiful, really beautiful, absolutely beautiful. I've watched a lot of things because I was bored during the pandemic, and this one is really good.
Nice