I Was Only Supposed to Coast Through Life, Yet Now I Have to Become His Bride

Is he really not going to make it back to life?

I fucked it to death.

Today is Women's Day, cough cough, time to rest (and slack off) for a day.

Occasionally coming back to life can be good for your physical and mental health. Happy New Year everyone!

The character Yingxing isn't particularly likable. The opening setup involves him conning a girl, and the female lead knows he's a conman. Why force him to stay by her side? The character's introduction feels too abrupt. It's like the protagonist is walking along the street, and suddenly someone kowtows and says, "I want to be your personal servant." Then, after being by the protagonist's side, he betrays her from beginning to end? Regarding Chapter Ten, "The Men in Black with a Lack of Intelligence," Zhu Jue, after breaking in during the day to peep at the female lead after she takes a bath, hasn't been mentioned again. This chapter is a bit inexplicable. I wonder when the author will fill this plot hole...

I worked all night and only wrote half of it, so I probably won't be able to update it.

Even a salted fish won't fall, I'll stay with you until the end; perseverance is victory! Keep it up! Now that you're back, don't let it stop again!

This book doesn't have any NTR (Netorare) elements. Neither peeping at bathers nor being cuckolded actually happens. You'll see for yourself what happens when you read it; don't be misled by the omissions. The style is nonsensical comedy, the writing is above average, and the lighthearted atmosphere makes for a pleasant reading experience. The comedy compensates for some logical inconsistencies, such as the maid being taken in—she's not a bad person, so there's no need to nitpick. As long as the characters and plot don't jump around too much, it's fine. The only apparent drawback is that the male lead doesn't stand out from the NPCs; almost all the characters are evenly matched. In summary, I hope things become clearer, like comparing a beautiful woman to a beautiful woman, and leaving some room for later...

Consider this my gateway into the hobby, but alas, it's been discontinued.

Looking for lighthearted slice-of-life stories? Want to experience a fun-filled plot? Then this book is a must-read! Featuring the adorable character of Xiao Muqi, the protagonist of this married-off story, the daily tales between her and her friends are incredibly entertaining. The bond between Xiao Muqi and the Second Prince is also very sweet. The writing is excellent, making for a fantastic reading experience. The plot is full of fun—the lighthearted slice-of-life subplots are tightly interwoven with the main storyline of her marriage, creating a seamless and captivating narrative. Even better: there's a bonus side story (the story of the gender-swapped emperor and his childhood friend, the prime minister, in their youth). The characters are meticulously portrayed—each character is vividly depicted, especially the main character…