Their Lucky Star Was Transmigrated!

Green smoke is coming out of the Xu family’s ancestors’ grave! Mrs. Xu, who is already a grandmother, is pregnant! Mr. Xu, who has proven that he is still extremely strong for his age, is now walking around with his head held high! As for the three daughters-in-law, they are now shivering in fear. It doesn’t matter if it’s a son or a daughter because they would now have another person to serve. Oh god, how would they be able to live their lives now? After ten long months, Mrs. Xu finally gave birth to a cute little girl — Fu Bao. Her arrival entirely changed the Xu family. Fu Bao: “Mother, I caught a rabbit!” Fu Bao: “Father, is this gold?” Eldest Xu: “Little sister, could you take a look at me and see if today is a good day to go into the woods?” Second Xu: “Fu Bao~ Am I the brother that treats you the best?” Third Xu: “Bao~ You have to wish me best of luck so that I’ll pass my exam. I’ll buy you beautiful clothes on your way home!” All her sisters-in-law: “Oh dear, just leave it. We will do it instead!”

Original Publisher

Unknown

English Publisher

webnovel

Original Language

chinese

Type

Web Novel

## My Thoughts on Their Lucky Star Was Transmigrated! "Their Lucky Star Was Transmigrated!" piqued my interest with its premise, and while it's a completed story, the ongoing translation means I'm still forming my full opinion. This novel is definitely a unique take on the transmigration genre. ### First Impressions Initially, I was a little thrown off by the prologue. The first chunk of chapters really focuses on the family's sudden influx of good fortune *before* the main character is even born. It felt like a slow burn, and I can see how some readers might find it a bit of a drag waiting for the MC to actually appear. But, I kept going and dove into the story. ### What Works Well I appreciate the focus on familial love and the "fluffy and warm" atmosphere that the author creates. The characters, even the secondary ones, feel well-developed and distinct. The story does a decent job of building a world that feels lived-in, even if the MC herself isn't always front and center. I can see the appeal in a story where good luck and blessings are spread throughout the family, creating a positive and supportive environment. The story also seems to do well in creating a diverse set of characters that act realistically. ### Areas of Concern The biggest issue for me, and something that seems to be a common sentiment, is the pacing and the MC's limited presence. For a novel centered around a transmigrated character, she spends a surprising amount of time on the sidelines, especially in the later translated chapters. The plot also gets quite convoluted with political intrigue, revenge plots, and various factions vying for power. It seems like the author is building a large scale story which isn't bad but the MC is sidelined as a result. ### ⚠️ Spoiler Warning Okay, before I go any further, let's address some potential spoilers. There's mention of battles for the dynasty, attempted kidnappings, and even murder plots. Apparently, the MC's family becomes a target for various groups, including a royal aunt with ambitions and remnants of a previous dynasty. If you prefer to go into the story blind, skip the next sentence! The MC's purpose seems to be primarily to bring luck to her family, which helps them survive the political turmoil and espionage. ### Final Verdict "Their Lucky Star Was Transmigrated!" is a bit of a mixed bag. If you're looking for a fast-paced story with a proactive MC, this might not be for you. However, if you enjoy family-centered narratives, a slower pace, and a focus on world-building with political intrigue, you might find this novel enjoyable. I'm still on the fence, but I'm willing to see where the translation takes me. It's an okay read so far.