great work po ......
Great book, love that it keeps you on the edge of your seats wanting more!
I think the story plot is nice. , but the story is just plain., the reason for revenge looks silly.. it must give so much impact on the character. not excited. connections are missing.. dog, Jean, ...
I love the first chapters but don't want to invest myself into it unless the author continues with the book. I hope to see an update soon.
I have really enjoyed this book! Can’t wait to read more!
nice plot love this story
I'm so tired of the overused sword and magic protagonists. I'm really glad to see a bowman as the main character, even though he will be highly restricted. It should make for a great reading adventure. Jawbrie from Tiger Translations is one of my favorite translators. I sure hope he keeps this project. :)
by the way, what is your mother tongue?
How do people even read that stuff anymore, everytime I see that tag I just peace out
The most frustrating Chinese novel I've ever read, honestly, it's such a letdown. I invested a lot of effort and emotional energy into it, only to be met with an overwhelming array of flaws common in Chinese novels. Initially, I hoped it would critique and lampoon Chinese stereotypes, but each subplot seemed to reinforce them: Stockholm Syndrome, a love-hate relationship with a wealthy CEO, the superstar system, harem dynamics, and more.
The main character (MC) deserved compassion, but instead, the supposed revenge against the original male lead (ori!ML) ended up targeting the female lead (ori!FL), who was innocent. She became the scapegoat for everything – ML's infidelity, a rapist's actions, and even FL's Stockholm Syndrome, which led to the murder of the original owner of MC's body due to a single complaint. The portrayal was disgusting, filled with misogynistic undertones and blatant objectification of women's thoughts, choices, and vulnerability.
I couldn't even find satisfaction in seeing the villainous male characters suffer, as every character, regardless of their despicable actions, belittled MC multiple times, forcing her to internalize their cruelty while narrating it to readers. The MC's inability to express anger, even after I stopped taking the story seriously, further frustrated me. She then vented her resentment by detailing the villains' misdeeds, but it left me questioning if I should feel angry.
Despite the author's intentions to make the female lead a villain, I found myself同情 her instead. It was unjust how MC treated her cruelly, even orchestrating a rape. The male leads were uniformly reprehensible, with their rapist, cheating, misogynistic, manipulative, violent, and selfish nature. This novel utterly disappointed me, and I apologize for the strong emotions and language used in this review. Thank you for taking the time to read it.
lmfaoooo i just noticed that
There is another one which is kinda like a copycat of this one. The name is ,,The Villain’s Memories Revealed" the problem is only 10 chapters are translated. There is also MTL but I personally hated to read it. I felt my brain cells exploding for every sentence I read.