best title i have seen in awhile
Sounds overly similiar to Rebirth of the malicious Empress of military lineage
It's so trash I read 478 chapters ?
I know its true because my sister is forcing me to reading these few,
Card room
Mist
The earth is online.
And i saw you everywhere.
Ayo, I thought they stopped the translation but what I'm I seeing rn.
I'm late I know, but I totally forgot this novel. Now time to dig in
is this good :-) or baad :'(
I have some news for you. Yes, you, the one reading this. A lot of new chapters of this novel are out. You can search for them online. That's it. You are free to leave, now. Shoo, go away. Go, and make sure to keep practicing the dao of reading.
Mc really went equal right equal fights
I beg to differ with the review regarding (SSKF). It never states that FL was 30 years old; rather, it mentions that she was blind for 30 days, which might be a point of confusion. Additionally, there seems to be a miscalculation in the total amount. ML bought her 5 pairs at the lowest price, which is nearly 200k each. While the translator may have made some errors, the points you highlighted seem to stem from a misunderstanding on your part, I believe. :)
Okay... It was... Alright... entertaining and even enjoyable, but it had a slightly unsettling aspect. Firstly, when the main character (MC) was 15, she was already 2.15 meters tall? By the end of the book, she grew to 3 meters, which was quite unbelievable. FL's hair reached her ankles, and her feet were smaller than half a palm, which was just... bizarre. While those supernatural elements made the premonitory dreams seem plausible, what made the story strange was that FL, at 25, transmigrated into a 10-year-old's body. She planned well to avoid death upon arrival, but she was much older than the love interest (ML). Although I understand her intentions to avoid awkwardness, her actions like sitting on ML's lap and kissing him, despite his obvious attraction, bothered me. It seemed unrealistic for her to be perceived as a good, rebellious, yet holy saint, especially considering the Buddhist future society's views.
The protagonist's character was a mess, yes, but her "jinx" status partly justified her actions. She felt like a victim of her unfortunate circumstances, believing she was taken away from her destined beauty. In the context of the ancient setting, it was hard to comprehend how she didn't perceive inappropriate advances from her supposed guardian, who was actually a young adult. It was graphic and uncomfortable.
Lastly, what happened to the brother from the future? I wondered if he wasn't really related to her, which might explain why her mother requested her heart. Could he have also been trapped in the story?
Overall, while the book was quick and humorous, it lacked depth or sustained engagement for me. The main couple's sweet and tsundere dynamic fit the title, but I wouldn't reread it due to these issues.
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