Reincarnation: Rogue Husband Here

Thanks for the warning, rent a girlfriend was not my cup of tea

Do you know in which chapter?

Does he exploit the poor?

The initial part of the review discusses the initial confusion experienced by the reader, who eventually tried the machine translation (MTL), which turned out to be more comprehensible. The story is lengthy, with a backdrop of an ancient Chinese world where men and gers coexist. The main character (MC) comes from a post-apocalyptic world as a doctor with healing abilities and leadership skills, though this backstory is not extensively explored.

The review contains spoilers, detailing how MC, a miracle doctor, marries the male lead (ML) due to a marriage scam. MC decides to stay married for ML's sincerity despite the initial arrangement. After marriage, ML experiences a sudden change in fortune, and their lives improve dramatically. However, there are triggering aspects such as domestic and elder abuse, descriptions of violence, and some mentions of torture and genocide. The story also includes a minor allusion to sexuality.

The pros of the story include the loving relationship between ML and MC, their concern for family and the community, and the MC's belief in karma. However, the reviewer finds the plot clichéd, listing various predictable elements like transmigration, rags to riches, and political intrigue.

Cons include repetitive storylines, unlearning characters, and the villagers' obsession with MC having children, despite his and ML's wishes. The ending presents discrepancies in age calculations and timeline events.

In conclusion, the reviewer rates the story as average, giving it a 3 primarily for the characters' personalities. They mention that while there are some redeeming qualities, the overall plot feels formulaic and predictable.

This is quite perplexing, and it's not entirely the translator's fault; there's a mix-up with gender pronouns, and 'ger' might have been directly translated to 'little brother.' As far as I understand, this is a male-dominated world consisting of men and gers, with the protagonist being a ger. The story begins abruptly with a broken engagement and hints at a possible reincarnation or memory recovery, though the details are unclear.

The plot becomes confusing from the start, as it seems to shift between school settings and encounters with the ex-fiancé, who attempts to intrude at night seeking retribution. There's a fair share of dramatic midnight events, raising questions about the character's background. We learn that they live in a village with martial arts influence, but it's unclear if it's a traditional wuxia tale or more of a historical context with emphasis on scholarly pursuits.

The main character, just 14 years old, has a tumultuous history – a short tenure in a wealthy household (originally meant to be a decade-long commitment), a failed engagement, a tarnished reputation attributed to a spendthrift aunt, and a physical disability. The narrative is somewhat disorganized and lacks a clear structure within the first eight chapters, so unless one persists, they might miss out on key aspects of the story.