After Being Forced to Marry an Ugly Husband

A steady and inferior top who sees through everything but still dotes on him x a healing system expert and a delicate and pseudo-tender stunner bottom. The ugly blacksmith in Liuxi Village married a delicate and beautiful man. The morning after their wedding, Qingyan, sore all over and weak, clung dependently to the man. With his fair and fragrant fingers, he delicately touched his scarred face. Qiu Henian stiffened all over, dodging as he turned his face away. “You should wash your face first…” Qingyan softly lay on him, his breath fragrant like orchids, “I want my husband to wipe it for me.” The little husband was so pure and delicate, and Qiu Henian was worried that he would be bullied, almost wanting to pin him to his belt. Until one day, he was anxious to go back to see his husband and closed the door of his shop early and went home. Qiu Henian heard that the pitiful young husband, who dared not speak loudly and trembled at the sight of strangers, was arguing loudly over the fence with the neighbors. “You must have lacked great virtue in your past life to marry such a useless ugly man!” “F*ck your dad’s bullshit, your man is useless! My man does it seven times a night, I’m so damn happy!” Bang! Qiu Henian stumbled and fell, crashing through the gate. Qingyan turned to look, guilt written all over his face. Qiu Henian strode over, picked up his husband, and walked back into the house. Qingyan was uneasy, “What are you doing?” Qiu Henian replied, “Going back inside to do it seven times a night, but it’s too late and there’s not enough time.” Qingyan: “…”

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on After Being Forced to Marry an Ugly Husband "After Being Forced to Marry an Ugly Husband" is quite the ride, a blend of fluffy romance and slice-of-life goodness set in ancient China that definitely has its charms. I went in expecting a lighthearted read, and for the most part, that's what I got. However, there are a few things to consider before diving in. ### First Impressions The initial premise is intriguing: a transmigration story where the protagonist finds himself married to someone considered "ugly." The early chapters focus on building their relationship and adjusting to the new world. Some find the MC's initial personality a bit off-putting, particularly his perceived cowardice and immediate acceptance of his new situation. I can see how that could be a hurdle for some readers. However, I felt the author did a good job of quickly establishing the dynamic between the MC and ML. ### What Works Well The strength of this novel lies in its sweet and fluffy interactions between the main characters. Many readers praised the development of their relationship, describing the ML as a green flag and A+++ husband material. I also appreciated the fleshed-out side characters. They weren't just cardboard cutouts; they had their own stories and added depth to the world. The focus on slice-of-life elements, like cooking and daily life, was also a nice touch, creating a cozy and immersive experience. ### Areas of Concern While the romance is a big draw, some readers raised concerns about the handling of darker themes. Specifically, the inclusion of domestic abuse and a suicide attempt involving side characters felt jarring to some. The consensus appears to be that the novel handled these sensitive topics poorly, and some readers felt the MC and ML were indifferent to the suffering of those around them. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Be aware that some reviews contain spoilers regarding the fates of side characters like Shen Wen and Aunt Li. These storylines involve domestic abuse, attempted suicide, and amnesia, which might be triggering for some readers. ### Final Verdict Overall, "After Being Forced to Marry an Ugly Husband" is a decent read if you're looking for a fluffy, slice-of-life danmei with a focus on romance. However, be prepared for some potentially upsetting content involving side characters. While the main relationship is sweet, the novel isn't without its flaws, particularly in how it handles more serious themes. If you can overlook these issues, you might find yourself enjoying this lighthearted tale.