I Became A Virtuous Wife and Loving Mother in another Cultivation World

My Thoughts on I Became A Virtuous Wife and Loving Mother in another Cultivation World

This novel is quite the rollercoaster, throwing a modern cultivator into a historical cultivation world with a sassy twist. It's a blend of humor, drama, and cultivation, but it's not without its bumps.

First Impressions

The premise is definitely attention-grabbing: a modern man transmigrates into the body of a pregnant "sissy" in a cultivation world, married to a seemingly emotionless ghost cultivator. I found myself immediately curious about how this would play out, especially with the MC's initial dislike for several aspects of his new life.

What Works Well

The family dynamics are a highlight. The MC's growth as he embraces his role as a father and partner is heartwarming. I appreciated the MC's cleverness and resourcefulness. He's not a damsel in distress; he actively works to improve his situation and protect his family. Also, the face-slapping moments are satisfying, as the MC deals with those who wronged the original owner of the body. The comedy is also frequently mentioned as a strong point, providing a good balance to the more serious themes.

Areas of Concern

One significant issue that several readers, including myself, have with the story is the initial portrayal of the MC. Some found his initial opinions stereotypical and off-putting, making it hard to connect with him at first. The ML's detached nature is another point of contention. While his lack of emotions is explained by his ghost cultivation, his seeming inaction in the face of the MC's struggles can be frustrating. Furthermore, the plot can sometimes feel like a series of repetitive face-slapping incidents without significant overall progression.

Final Verdict

"I Became A Virtuous Wife and Loving Mother in another Cultivation World" is a flawed but ultimately engaging story. It has moments of genuine warmth, humor, and excitement. If you're willing to overlook some problematic elements and a sometimes slow-moving plot, you might find yourself enjoying this unique take on the transmigration genre. I give it a tentative recommendation, but with a word of caution about managing expectations.