Review Detail of EmpressofPandas in Trial Marriage Husband: Need to Work Hard

As far as modern entertainment storylines go, for some reason I'm really loving it. Which is weird since I'm really into cultivation and historical stories. Actually not really, since there are so many parallels that can be drawn between those stories and these. For example, former trash turned to god? Kinda the same troupe in a realistic setting here. Ignorant and oblivious chick turned 180 once she realised the injustices against her. Different plot, but same structure. Y'all know what I mean? While the enemies in those stories are petty af people that got mad time to piss off the MC, and try to assert dominance through arrogance in their abilities etc, they get wrecked instead. Same. Thing. Here. And I think that's why revenge plots are so popular. We all live vicariously through the MC who constantly fights back and crushes her rivals, therefore we get satisfaction from it as well. The start of Trial Marriage is too fast, which can only be attributed to the lack of transmigration and the author making up for it after that. Why did I give it 4.5 stars then? The rest of the story makes up for it. Every woman should want to be as strong willed and independent as Tangning. Her relationship with Mo Ting isn't complicated af compared to, I don't know, Lu Jinnian and Qiao Anhao in Taking the Nation's Husband Home (that, my sirs and ladies, is a cluster**** of drama) but I like the lack of love ********. Tangnings main goal is to reach the peak of the industry so she can call proudly herself Mo Ting's wife. Mo Ting's main goal is to support her goal (even though she really wants to do everything herself to show the world that she isn't using his status) and their mutual respect that their relationship is based off of is mad refreshing amidst all these stories about power play and dominance within couples. TLDR; this story is mad good and y'all should give a chance after the first couple of chapters. Which, btw, have nothing to do with the translator but the story itself.