Yan Shu, heir to a family of renowned physicians, fell asleep and woke to find she had transmigrated into a marriage.
Her husband was unconscious, her mother-in-law was timid, her young brother- and sister-in-law were still children, and her awful grandmother-in-law wanted to split up the family.
Yan Shu sneered. Why split up the family when they could cut ties altogether?
Her wood-type ability could heal illnesses and speed up plant growth. With her around, how could they possibly starve?
Her husband woke up, they got a house and money, and then the man died in battle!
Older brother-in-law: Sister-in-law, don't be sad. I'll earn money and give it all to you!
Younger brother-in-law: Big Sister-in-law, I'll become the top scholar and a high-ranking official so I can provide for you!
Sister-in-law: Big Sister-in-law, I'm strong. I'll become a general and protect you!
A certain prince raised an eyebrow. Was he not standing right there?
Did they really think he was dead?
Every one of them wanted to steal his wife away. As if that would ever happen!
He pulled Yan Shu into his arms, possessiveness written all over him. Then he took a stack of papers from his robes and said ingratiatingly, “Sweetheart, I bought you more house deeds and land deeds. Let's pack our bags right now, inspect our properties, and make babies while we build our fortune!”
I abandoned the article after reading half of it. The author has bad views. Couldn't the heroine travel through time to solve the weird relatives? She has some brains, she even flirts with her ex-lover. The hero is reborn and knows what happened, but he just doesn't have any brains.
I really hate that kind of story where after a few years of marriage, the heroine suddenly recognizes her mother-in-law, and then her status is so expensive, she gets married again, and all kinds of relatives come together to be a group favorite. In the end, a lot of accidents happen because of this, and the author's plot design is really not new at all. After time travel, she must want to get divorced and be free. The aunt is bound to be in the same room, and then she is kidnapped, disappeared, chased, poisoned, and bewitched. The whole package must be done. The final ending is that the heroine recognizes her marriage, is loved by her family, and gets married again. Then this marriage is delayed. Either the heroine is robbed, or the hero wants to marry the princess, and finally gets into a lot of trouble. It seems like 20 years have passed before that marriage happened!
This article is well written, rich in content and has a perfect ending.
At the beginning, it seemed normal, just about the life of an ordinary family. The further you go, the better it gets. The children of the Qi family are so sensible, and Yan Shu is so kind and touching. Especially the relationship between the prince and Yan Shu is natural and not pretentious at all. The two sides rush to each other. It is relaxed and natural. It is perfect. It is my favorite relationship, just right. Especially the recognition of relatives at the end and the care and concern of the Qi family made me burst into tears. They get along harmoniously and are very down-to-earth. In the end, they just want to live a peaceful life, and I still have more to say!
The hero and wife are too stupid, soft buns, it makes me breathless to watch, everything else is okay, the story is too short, it would be better if it was longer
The plot is exciting, a very good book
The plot is exciting, and the writing is vivid and interesting. Each character in the story is also well portrayed. The first half of the author's personal space is of great use. The second half is just a house fight and a fight between people. I feel that the use is much less. If we can describe some female protagonists and male protagonists who use space to change the crops of the entire dynasty, use space to treat diseases and save people, and serve more people, it will feel better, and the overall feeling will be more positive. The article is overall good, and I like the author's writing style. It's just that sometimes the names are spelled wrong, and some sentences don't make sense. Everything else is fine.
It's pretty cool, but I just can't understand how An Wang pretended to be a child, and even his own mother couldn't recognize the child.
It's so ruining one's outlook on life. For someone as big as Han, his daughter still defends herself like this. Was she fooled at Lao Qi's house?
I couldn't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 51, so I withdrew it.
I abandoned the article after reading half of it. The author has bad views. Couldn't the heroine travel through time to solve the weird relatives? She has some brains, she even flirts with her ex-lover. The hero is reborn and knows what happened, but he just doesn't have any brains.
I really hate that kind of story where after a few years of marriage, the heroine suddenly recognizes her mother-in-law, and then her status is so expensive, she gets married again, and all kinds of relatives come together to be a group favorite. In the end, a lot of accidents happen because of this, and the author's plot design is really not new at all. After time travel, she must want to get divorced and be free. The aunt is bound to be in the same room, and then she is kidnapped, disappeared, chased, poisoned, and bewitched. The whole package must be done. The final ending is that the heroine recognizes her marriage, is loved by her family, and gets married again. Then this marriage is delayed. Either the heroine is robbed, or the hero wants to marry the princess, and finally gets into a lot of trouble. It seems like 20 years have passed before that marriage happened!
This article is well written, rich in content and has a perfect ending.
At the beginning, it seemed normal, just about the life of an ordinary family. The further you go, the better it gets. The children of the Qi family are so sensible, and Yan Shu is so kind and touching. Especially the relationship between the prince and Yan Shu is natural and not pretentious at all. The two sides rush to each other. It is relaxed and natural. It is perfect. It is my favorite relationship, just right. Especially the recognition of relatives at the end and the care and concern of the Qi family made me burst into tears. They get along harmoniously and are very down-to-earth. In the end, they just want to live a peaceful life, and I still have more to say!
The hero and wife are too stupid, soft buns, it makes me breathless to watch, everything else is okay, the story is too short, it would be better if it was longer
The plot is exciting, a very good book
The plot is exciting, and the writing is vivid and interesting. Each character in the story is also well portrayed. The first half of the author's personal space is of great use. The second half is just a house fight and a fight between people. I feel that the use is much less. If we can describe some female protagonists and male protagonists who use space to change the crops of the entire dynasty, use space to treat diseases and save people, and serve more people, it will feel better, and the overall feeling will be more positive. The article is overall good, and I like the author's writing style. It's just that sometimes the names are spelled wrong, and some sentences don't make sense. Everything else is fine.
It's pretty cool, but I just can't understand how An Wang pretended to be a child, and even his own mother couldn't recognize the child.
It's so ruining one's outlook on life. For someone as big as Han, his daughter still defends herself like this. Was she fooled at Lao Qi's house?
I couldn't stand it anymore after reading Chapter 51, so I withdrew it.