My Husband Comes from the Future

Li Qingzhi, having lived alone in the apocalypse for many years, was a pitiful man who starved to death, only to be reincarnated into ancient times where he was dragged away to dig stones, and then tragically died of illness upon returning home alive. In this world, food was abundant! And this man even had a wife and two children!Li Qingzhi stuffed everything he saw into his mouth and wouldn’t let go of his wife—she was such a soft and warm living person! Oh, how beautiful and gentle his wife was!And those two dirty children in his family were simply the most adorable in the world!The renowned tough woman of the Miaoqian Village, Jin Xiaoye: “…”The mischievous twins of the Miaoqian Village: “…” *** The villagers of Miaoqian Village knew that the man from the Li family who had been forcibly taken away was back home alive, but had become foolish.He laughed foolishly all day, stuck to his wife and children, and even when scolded, he just smiled happily without getting angry!In his excitement, Li Qingzhi thought: This person is really lively, completely different from zombies! *** Everyone thought Jin Xiaoye was pitiful. After finally bringing the man back, she spent a lot of money to cure him, only to end up with him becoming a fool.But they never expected that this fool would actually pass the imperial examination all the way, and become the top scholar.

Original Publisher

jjwxc

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on My Husband Comes from the Future "My Husband Comes from the Future" is a completed transmigration story with a slice-of-life feel that I found myself enjoying, despite a few notable flaws. It's a fairly easy read, perfect for when you want something light and engaging. ### First Impressions The initial chapters really grabbed my attention. The premise of a man from a zombie apocalypse transmigrating to ancient China is unique, and the MC's sheer joy at being surrounded by living people is genuinely endearing. I loved his positive attitude and how he appreciated the simple things in life, a refreshing change from the usual transmigration tropes. The way he interacted with his family, especially the twins, was definitely a highlight. ### What Works Well The story shines in its portrayal of the MC's journey from poverty to success. It's a classic rags-to-riches tale, but with a male protagonist, which is a welcome change in this genre. I appreciated how the story focuses on the MC's personal growth and business ventures, with the romance taking a backseat. The family dynamics are also well-developed, and I found myself invested in their well-being. The MC's non-misogynistic views are a great touch, making him a likable and relatable character. ### Areas of Concern Unfortunately, the translation quality seems to decline significantly in the later chapters, with confusing name mix-ups and grammatical errors. This can make the reading experience frustrating, and I can see why some readers would consider switching to MTL. Also, the ending felt rushed and the MC's "golden finger" becomes a bit too overpowered towards the end, which detracted from the story's realism. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Several readers expressed disappointment with the ending, finding it illogical and imposed. The MC's eventual rise to emperor also felt overly OP and rushed, which might not appeal to everyone. ### Final Verdict Despite its flaws, "My Husband Comes from the Future" is an entertaining and engaging read, especially if you enjoy slice-of-life stories with a focus on family and business. Just be prepared for a potentially bumpy ride with the translation and a somewhat underwhelming ending. I'd recommend giving it a try, but perhaps temper your expectations as you approach the final chapters.