After Marrying Bigshot Vegetable Boss

Yu Lan transmigrated into a novel, becoming the real young master in a urban fiction where true and false identities are intertwined. Normally, the real young master, after being found by his family, should enjoy a splendid life different from before. However, the protagonist of this novel is the false young master, and Yu Lan is merely a gloomy, malicious cannon fodder despised by everyone, destined to never rise to prominence. Not long after being brought back by his family, he was once again “invited” to leave: – He was to replace the false young master in a marriage alliance, marrying the major antagonist Chu Wang, who had caused panic in the entire City A and became a vegetative after a car accident. Fortunately, according to the subsequent plot in the book, Chu Wang would wake up three months later. Yu Lan: This is easy. I’ll just build a good relationship with the major antagonist during these three months. But how to build a good relationship with a vegetative became a problem. One night, as Yu Lan was contemplating strategies to win over the major antagonist lying on the bed, he suddenly heard someone say by his ear, “You’re pressing on my leg.” He looked at the antagonist lying beside him and then at Chu Wang floating above, calmly observing him, “!!!” The book didn’t mention that the major antagonist had a spirit behind him while in a coma!? From then on, Chu Wang became Yu Lan’s figurative military advisor, pointing wherever he wanted, and everyone said he was using a chicken feather as an arrow, waiting to see his misfortune. The entire City A was eagerly anticipating the show. At a banquet, Chu Wang pointed at his former fiancé who had abandoned him not far away, “Splash wine on him.” Yu Lan: “Is it okay? Has he offended you?” Chu Wang remained calm, “He offended you.” “…” – Three months later, the dreaded major antagonist unexpectedly woke up. The entire City A couldn’t wait to witness the drama unfold, but instead of a show, they received wedding invitations: “I heard that during my coma, everyone took good care of my wife. Thank you all for your hard work.” People who received the invitations: ??? Clearly, it was your wife who was taking care of us everywhere?! That night, Yu Lan blushed with intermittent speech, “Now that you’ve awakened, we can… um…” Chu Wang: “Didn’t you say it yourself? Now we can ‘build a good relationship.’” Yu Lan: He didn’t mean this kind of relationship back then!

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on After Marrying Bigshot Vegetable Boss I recently finished "After Marrying Bigshot Vegetable Boss," and I have some thoughts. Overall, it was an enjoyable read, but not without its flaws. It's a quick, fluffy story that's easy to get through, perfect for when you want something lighthearted. ### First Impressions The premise definitely hooked me. A transmigration story with a comatose ML in a soul-state? Intriguing! I was ready for some supernatural romance and face-slapping shenanigans. And while the story delivers on those fronts, it does so in a fairly straightforward way. ### What Works Well The relationship between the MC and ML is definitely the highlight. I loved watching their bond develop, especially with the unique twist of the ML being in a coma for a significant portion of the story. The emotional growth of both characters felt genuine. The ML's transition from a workaholic CEO to a more emotionally available partner was well done, and I appreciated the MC's realistic struggles stemming from his orphanage upbringing. Many readers have praised the MC for being mature yet also having a childlike innocence when around the ML, making their interactions all the more endearing. Plus, the face-slapping, while not the main focus, does provide some satisfying moments. The author does a good job of not overdoing the drama, which kept the story from becoming too exhausting. ### Areas of Concern While the main characters are well-developed, I found the side characters lacking. They often felt like they existed solely to support the MC and ML, without much depth of their own. Also, the plot, while interesting, felt a bit barebones. The supernatural aspects, particularly the connection between the ML's soul-state and cinnabar, were never fully explained, which left me with some unanswered questions. I also noticed that the antagonists were not especially clever, which made the face-slapping less impactful at times. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Some readers have pointed out plot holes and translation issues. ### Final Verdict "After Marrying Bigshot Vegetable Boss" is a cute and heartwarming read, perfect if you're looking for a quick and easy story with a sweet romance. While it has some shortcomings in terms of plot depth and character development, the charming relationship between the MC and ML makes it worth the read. I'd recommend it if you're in the mood for something light and fluffy, but don't expect a groundbreaking or complex narrative. I'd give it a solid 4 out of 5 stars.