Loving the book
Surprisingly a great read! I’m hesitant to read books about dragons, but gave it a shot after reading The Alpha Kings Possession and loving it. Very much looking forward to book 3 of this series. As always Muse, a well written and very much enjoyed book.
Interesting story. Good job ???
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Amazing and different storyline. Very interesting. Please keep up the good pace and please do not drag the storyline. Dragging it would ruin this otherwise near perfect book with a great storyline. Please consider readers' feedback so you can grow as a writer. Good work!
plz keep updating dear since these stories are going to be removed from other app
Good story
I am confused as to why this author has 2 books with the same name snd characters published here. the stories are written differently and have different number of chapters too!!!
Very good story the chapters are a little shorter than other books I have read.
Sure, here is the rewritten content:
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So this is a lot like "Back to the Sixties: Farm, Get Wealthy & Raise the Cubs," but it’s shorter and has fewer scheming characters. It follows a similar plot where a rural family with a military husband/father goes to college and then makes money by opening businesses, but this one feels more realistic.
The main character (MC) is transmigrated, but this is more to explain her personality rather than give her a significant advantage. She does have some knowledge of future events, such as the return of college admissions and changes in the communes. The male lead (ML) is a military man who has been supporting his family but returns after his first wife divorces him. They both fall for each other quickly, but the ML falls first and very hard.
Initially, the ML chose the MC because she was already divorced and seemed like a good stepmother. He didn’t mind that she was divorced due to infertility and was in her twenties. However, he gets more than he bargained for.
**Spoiler**
It turns out the MC isn’t sterile and is actually a virgin. Her previous husband couldn’t perform, and the original host of the MC’s body took the blame, leading to her suicide. The ML is thrilled and becomes quite possessive but never forces the MC to do anything she doesn’t want to, aside from the typical bedroom activities. He is very supportive and even enforces a rule that his sons cannot make their mother angry or sad. The two have a strong and healthy relationship.
Storyline-wise, I prefer this to "Raise the Cubs" because it doesn’t repeat the same arc over and over. The fact that they don’t go crazy with opening businesses makes it feel more grounded and better-paced. However, the ending is a bit bland, making them about evenly matched in that aspect.
That said, the translation is a bit rough. Missing quotations, incorrect pronouns, and some direct translations make it somewhat awkward to read. At times, it feels like a machine translation (MTL).
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Ok, its a miracle how this naive guy is surviving in the brutal world of murim which we saw in the nano machine. He is strong, yes, but not strong enough for the top powerhouses in the murim world. And we know for a fact, their information systems are inpenetrable, so how is Mumu going tp stay hidden? Plot armour ofcourse.?☕
i myself will never understand the "purity" narative. and in this case it was between she doing the sacrifice of her virginity for MC:s life or just leting him die?
when people say these things, i wonder what you choose in the psychological experiment of a train going over a child or 5 old people and you have only the power to choose which rail it goes down.
some things are ineviteble, should we just because they HAD to make a choice punish the victim for the actions taken?