The Ancient Miss Transmigrates into a CEO’s Wife

My Thoughts on The Ancient Miss Transmigrates into a CEO’s Wife

"The Ancient Miss Transmigrates into a CEO’s Wife" is a novel that certainly evokes a range of emotions, and my experience reading it was definitely a mixed bag. It's a story with an intriguing premise that unfortunately gets bogged down in some problematic elements, but also offers moments of genuine sweetness and charm.

First Impressions

The beginning is rough. I immediately felt sympathy for the original Shen Yin. Her situation—forced marriage, unwanted pregnancy after being drugged, and the blatant disregard for her mental health—is truly heartbreaking. It's a dark and disturbing setup that made it difficult to fully embrace the story from the start. The fact that the original Shen Yin was a lesbian and her family's reaction to it is portrayed as 'curable' through her transmigration into a straight woman is quite frankly, disgusting.

What Works Well

Once you get past the initial hurdles, there are some genuinely enjoyable aspects to the novel. The child is adorable, and the new Shen Yin seems to genuinely care for him. I appreciated her intelligence and resourcefulness as she navigates the modern world, using her ancient skills to her advantage. The story does have a certain "slice of life" appeal, especially when the focus shifts to the relationships and daily lives of the characters. Some readers found the romance between the FL and ML sweet, and enjoyed the cute interactions with the baby.

Areas of Concern

The biggest issue is undeniably the treatment of the original Shen Yin's fate. The lack of consequences for her family's actions and their seeming indifference to her true feelings left a sour taste in my mouth. The forced marriage and its consummation are also disturbing elements that are not adequately addressed. Some also found the characters' behaviors immature and frustrating, especially when it came to their romantic relationships.

Final Verdict

Overall, "The Ancient Miss Transmigrates into a CEO’s Wife" is a flawed but potentially enjoyable read, if you can overlook its problematic elements. The sweet moments and engaging characters are there, but the dark beginning and questionable handling of sensitive issues make it difficult to fully recommend. I would suggest going into this one with caution and a critical eye.