Her devotion was repaid with heartless betrayal. Just as she was about to kill her enemy, a manhole without a cover sent her to a strange time and place. A top-grade sister-in-law, a stingy mother-in-law, a bizarre father-in-law, and a handsome but dim-witted husband: what kind of situation is this? No need to say more, it’s time to get to work! Come see the hilarious chaos of a farmhouse, where a silly husband and a tough wife bring endless fun.
(She has a handsome little boy at home, only five and a half months old. I write 3,000 words a day. If you’re impatient, start reading later. I’ll do my best to keep updating!)
Wasn't this supposed to be a deserted house? How come after walking a few steps it feels like I'm in a bustling city, and I even ran into the Emperor? The writing is getting more and more tedious, and I have no desire to read it at all!
The characters are perfectly developed. The plot is intricate and engaging. The only drawback is that the names are frequently confused.
Are Fu Niu'er's piece and this one definitely by the same author? That one was so well-written, this one is terrible.
The beginning was alright, but the later additions seemed to be written by a different author. It became filled with rambling, drawn-out chapters, numerous typos, frequently misspelled names, and inconsistencies in the plot... I dropped it. If I were to read it again, I'd seriously doubt the author used their brain when writing the last two hundred-plus chapters.
I simply can't accept the ending. How could the male lead have a happy ending after all that? I just can't accept it.
I gave up after reading about 60%. It got worse and worse, I just couldn't stand it anymore. The framework was too big, there were too many plot holes, and after the halfway point there was too much nonsense. All the characters seemed like idiots. I strongly advise against reading it.
No wonder it has an 8.7 rating. It starts off well but gets worse as you watch.
The later plot became too chaotic and illogical, so I dropped the book.
This book is too chaotic; it's not as good as the author's other books.
The author's writing style is quite good, but some plot points are simply morally reprehensible and unacceptable. After reading nearly two hundred chapters, I was incredibly angry. I've read another novel by the same author before, and it was much better than this one. I really dislike the female protagonist in the author's work.