After Time Traveling, I was Forced to Marry a Wealthy Family

Mu Ci, the seventh prince of the Yi Dynasty, was framed by a scoundrel and forced to commit su*cide by jumping into a well. He thought his young and beautiful life was over. However, when he opened his eyes, he found himself in the backyard of a wealthy CEO’s mansion. Master Gu explained with a tangled expression on his face, “Time travel, do you understand? It means you’ve traveled from your dynasty to the 21st century.” Mu Ci was confused and asked, “…like the story of Peach Blossom Spring?” Gu Huai covered his face and said, “Almost… Anyway, don’t worry, I will take care of you. From now on, you can eat ice cream and watch TV as much as you like.” Mu Ci was relieved, thinking he was holding onto a powerful and amazing thighs, and the rest of his life would be carefree. However, he didn’t expect that this CEO would develop an interest in him and attempt to force him into a marriage contract by using his compromising sleeping photos! Mu Ci was shocked, “Wait, can two men get married?” Gu Huai was greedy: “Actually, I still want to have a child with you.” Mu Ci was shocked, “I am so ignorant that I don’t even know that humans have evolved to the point where men can have children in the 21st century.” Gu Huai corrected himself, “I meant adopt, adopt! A family of three is the most stable. Once we have a child, you won’t run away again!”

Original Publisher

Unknown

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on *After Time Traveling, I was Forced to Marry a Wealthy Family* This novel definitely throws you into the deep end! *After Time Traveling, I was Forced to Marry a Wealthy Family* is a rollercoaster of intense emotions, and it's not for the faint of heart. The tags don't lie – this story delves into some heavy themes, and your enjoyment will heavily depend on your tolerance for morally grey characters and potentially triggering content. ### First Impressions My initial reaction mirrored that of several readers: shock. The Male Lead (ML) makes a strong, and not in a good way, first impression. His actions are… impactful, to say the least. The story immediately establishes a power imbalance and sets the stage for a complex and potentially disturbing relationship. It's a bold move that either hooks you or makes you drop the book immediately. I pressed on, curious to see if there would be any form of redemption. ### What Works Well The strongest aspect of this novel, and what kept me reading, is the protagonist (MC). His resilience and fighting spirit are truly admirable. Despite facing immense adversity, he refuses to give up, at least initially. I found myself rooting for him, wanting him to find a way out of his situation. The author does a good job of portraying his internal struggles and the desire for freedom. The past, while tragic, is compelling and provides context for the MC's actions and motivations. ### Areas of Concern The biggest issue I had, and it seems I'm not alone, is the ML's behavior and the subsequent "redemption" arc. While some readers found it passable within the context of the story, I struggled with the ease with which the MC forgives him. It felt rushed and, frankly, unearned. The use of a psychologist felt like a plot device to quickly resolve deep-seated trauma, which undermined the gravity of the situation. I also found myself questioning the side characters, and their choices. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Several readers expressed disappointment with how the side couple was handled, particularly the side ML. There's also a specific instance where a character betrays the MC's trust after he escapes, which many found particularly egregious. The ML's "redemption" involves bringing in a psychologist to help the MC deal with his trauma, but this felt rushed and unrealistic. The MC slowly forgives the ML because he realizes he could also have someone to depend on (even if that person did hurt him in the past). ### Final Verdict *After Time Traveling, I was Forced to Marry a Wealthy Family* is a controversial read. The themes are dark, and the characters are flawed. If you're looking for a lighthearted romance, steer clear. However, if you're willing to delve into a story that explores complex issues of power, trauma, and forgiveness (or the lack thereof), then proceed with caution and be sure to check the tags. Overall, I'd give it a tentative 3 out of 5 stars, mainly for the compelling MC and the initial intrigue, but with reservations about the execution of the ML's redemption and the handling of sensitive themes.