completed!such a weird way, isn't it.A man murdered, raped his wife, captivated and tortured her and no punishment except loveless body!
So cool, aku baca kalimat per kalimat dan bener-bener keren ?
Good read.
I just wish there had been more ... I hate Kendra had to be taken but I'm glad it worked out in the end
really enjoying this, wish more chapters were released each day (im just being greedy ...)!
One of the best novels I've read so far, and only half way thru the 6k of chapters currently available. It's a slow beginning, but gets so much better. Writer put 110% into this story.
pls less the payment for each chapters
I hate the author. He did not finish the love story for other characters, which is Gu Lichen and Zhong Keke. I've invested a lot, just to read this story, because it's nice. But after a series and continues reading the
Author didn't finish for Lichen and Zhong Keke.
Update pleas!
Okay, I need to talk about this opening because HOLY. The setup is absolutely brutal and I love it. Su Yun wakes up mid-transmigration with a splitting headache and immediately gets hit with the worst possible situation—she's been framed for adultery on her wedding night by her own husband and sister-in-law combo. Like, the original owner got choked, beaten, and dumped next door while the scumbag Qin Xiao goes to register marriage with Su Zhen. That's not just a bad day, that's a whole catastrophe. But then—plot twist! The new Su Yun isn't some weak victim. She slaps Su Zhen twenty times. Twenty! And then breaks Qin Xiao's jaw and knees him in the groin. I literally screamed when I read that. The way the author sets up the confrontation is so satisfying: Su Zhen walks in playing the victim, Qin Jiao egging her on, and Su Yun just... dismantles them both. No hesitation, no moralizing, just pure catharsis. What's clever about the plot structure is how the author layers the reveals. First we learn Su Yun transmigrated, then we learn about the framing, then Su Zhen and Qin Xiao's betrayal, and THEN Su Yun drops the bombshell that they already went to register their marriage. The crowd's reaction—"Was this really the same Su Yun?"—tells us everything about how the original owner was perceived. The plot is moving fast but every beat lands. I was hooked from page one.
It is well written.
Okay so this whole setup is absolutely wild. Su Nuannuan wakes up in someone else's body—this broken, malnourished girl who's been treated like garbage by the Ji family for eight years—and instead of getting any chill time to figure things out, the System immediately shoves a task in her face: agree to follow the army AND tell Ji Xiao to marry her, or suffer some unholy penalty. Like, bro, I just got here and you're already putting me through hell? But here's what I loved—the way she flips it. Instead of caving, she uses the system's own rules against the situation. She tells Ji Xiao she'll follow the army but only if HE marries her. That is such a power move. She basically turns a task she hates into a negotiation where she actually gains something. And then the money scene? Chef Wang's reaction when she asks for a thousand yuan plus food stamps—his face, the silent judgment, the assumption that she's just another foolish girl making outrageous demands. Meanwhile Ji Xiao just... agrees. No hesitation. That's the plot twist that hit me. He's not giving her money out of kindness; he's buying his way out of a problem. But the second she eats like she's been starving (because she has), something shifts in him. He starts serving her food. Actually serving her. And when she quotes "no talking while eating or sleeping" like she's scolding him? His iceberg face cracks. I literally gasped. Then the kiss scene—she counts them like she's buying groceries. One, two, three, four. Six times and he snaps. This woman is treating survival like a math problem and Ji Xiao is just... confused and furious and somehow also flustered? The plot keeps pivoting and I can't look away.