This novel is quite relaxing to read. There isn't too much drama or face-slapping; it mainly revolves around quarrels between relatives due to jealousy.
What I like about the novel:
1. The main character (MC) is not overpowered. She simply transmigrates and uses her knowledge to improve herself. She demonstrates that being a stepmother doesn’t mean she can’t be kind and fair to her stepchildren.
2. The male lead (ML) is sweet and intelligent. He’s not the type of person with low IQ and EQ. He didn’t cling to his ex-wife and instead chose to live an honest life with the MC. He was supportive of her decision to go back to college and remained consistent throughout the story.
3. The children, especially the eldest, were accepting of having a stepmother. They understood the reasons behind it and appreciated how their stepmother loved them.
I don’t really dislike anything about the novel because all the events contribute to the story’s progression. However, I’d like to point out a few things about some characters:
1. ML’s ex-wife. She is incredibly foolish. She married ML but couldn’t handle living a modest life. She should have known that there was a chance ML wouldn’t immediately achieve the lifestyle she dreamed of, yet she still went through with the marriage.
2. MC’s sister-in-law, who is jealous. I forget her name, but I don’t understand why she feels jealous when she acknowledges that her own comfortable life is partly due to ML and MC. I dislike characters who act without a logical reason, even if they are minor characters. I prefer characters whose actions are grounded in realistic motivations.
, I love the novel. The romance is sweet and develops slowly, which I find very appealing. It’s not rushed at all.
This novel is similar to many ancient Chinese novels, yet I found myself binge-reading all the translated chapters in just two days and am now diving into the machine-translated version. It’s a great read for passing the time.
Like most slice-of-life novels that focus on a central theme—such as cooking, childcare, or business—the main subject here is the protagonist raising her son to become a scholar, while also becoming the headmistress of a small school for teenage prodigies. There’s no face-slapping, no parasitic relatives (except for a sister-in-law who is quickly put in her place), and no unnecessary drama. The protagonist is primarily focused on her school, and the plot revolves around its development and improvement.
From the cover picture i see, do they get together? or are they just enemies?
Then, you might like "I am the fated villain". The raws have ~1500 chapters currently, but only 700 or so are properly translated. The rest you can MTL, but that solely depends on if you wish to walk that demonic path
The one that bother me is that how does he clean poop? I mean he has a lot of soldiers right they have to eat and take poop like dammnn I'm pretty sure there a river of sh*t now
I read the whole thing and I gotta say that it's an incredible story. It really wasn't hard to get into for me personally, and it was easy to keep track of all the names/locations the entire time. It has vague references to DND type magic, or traditional type magic, with the use of mana and having to spend grueling amounts of time to get even a little big good. Otherwise, enjoy!
Hey axe, what's your problem? Why the dislike?
The story is damn good, why they drop this down??? Pleaseeee continue thissss, pleaseeee
asks the main character and shen ji yun end up together or something? I hope and yes
Getting reincarnated as what would be an inanimate object sounds horrible
ahh this is so toxic~
and when was raping someone ever okay, i dont get what goes through Fu Qinglun's head
2 years later lil bro