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great storyline! keep it up ;) by the way, if you have any social media to keep up with your readers, please let me know :)
Taking a *brief* hiatus to finish Forgotten Embers. Will resume daily uploads again before Christmas. So sorry for the delay! :)
Genre: Reincarnation, heartwarming love story.
Rating: It's a decent choice for those seeking a light-hearted read. The story lacks novelty or groundbreaking elements, but it's not frustrating or infuriating either. On a scale of 1-5, it scores 4 for its fluff factor and 2 for originality, resulting in an overall average of 3 out of 5.
Plot Overview: Our protagonist, Lin Mumu, a Taoist disciple, discovers her arranged marriage husband Yun Ting's love for her just before their deaths. In this reincarnated life, she starts anew on their wedding day. Initially, Yun Ting appears clueless and similar to a typical harem男主, though he genuinely loves our heroine. However, his communication skills are subpar, often leaving misunderstandings due to his low emotional intelligence, as mentioned in Chapter 4.
Spoilers:
It's amusing how Yun Ting tries to inform someone who had no prior knowledge about their engagement that it's arranged and divorce is out of the question. Despite his military background, his lack of social skills stands out. To advance in rank, one must develop networking skills beyond just following rules.
Main Characters: Yun Ting isn't a possessive character, just occasionally dense. Since they've been together for ten years, Lin has learned to understand him, reducing any potential misunderstandings. Their mutual love and trust ensure a drama-free environment. As they both重生, Yun Ting becomes more determined to communicate openly, making his denseness endearing and manageable.
Summary: A reincarnated Taoist priestess aims to improve her arranged marriage with a major general. This time, she's assertive, less tolerant of others, and better at understanding her husband's low EQ. Unbeknownst to her, Yun Ting also reincarnates, striving to engage in meaningful conversations. The story revolves around their重温的爱情, primarily focusing on the romance and fluff.
The plot itself isn't groundbreaking, but Lin's Taoist background adds some unique elements, such as her precognitive abilities and connection with plants.
While it wasn't terrible, it fell short of my expectations in terms of excitement. The main character is indeed cunning and unyielding, but her constant act of innocence became monotonous. She reminded me of the seemingly innocent antagonist from thatQT movie, a likable character without a clear reason, which took away some intrigue.
A problem is how long the gap between updates are, by the time a new chapter is out, I'd have already forgotten what happened with the past and will have to go over the past chapter again in order to remember ?
So would you recommend it for reading?
What the fu-
Really good
A must-read for a fan of transmigration novels.
MC is really casual with everyone XD
P.S there's a lot of 'Only' for some reason in side the novels (ignore those) if the person uploading them can delete those could note that would be great.
P.S.S one of the chapters is messed up in the part where she is greeted at the palace and she jumps out.
Overall 3.5/5
You can try
1 :- 'the good for nothing seventh miss young lady ' this novel is not much of a cliche novel she's transmigrated , and in her past she wasn't some assassin like others this was quite nice novel for me with funny elements, friendship not only about love n all
2:- rebirth of the strongest empress
In this novel she wasn't some heaven defying talent. She started her journey from bottom to top . So the concept is new
3 :- the demonic king chases his wife
This is also a nice choice. Mc isnt very powerful like other fl but she's quite good some times story gets annoyed but at last it's good
I have read many cultivation novels but these 3 were something with new concept
it gets good after thousands of chapters lol. but really, it keeps repeating. ?
it is my beginners novel years ago maybe 5-6 years i still remember its is my best novel i read this 3 times. after so many years accidently cross this novel again now this novel feel hilarious... but still special spot in my journey of reading novels. good for beginners no worry for plot holes, cringe Ness. just feeling nostalgic .
The narrative holds some promise, but as I delve deeper, it starts to disappoint. The story isn't necessarily flawed, but it fails to engage me emotionally. Perhaps the translation plays a role, but I struggle to connect with the characters and become invested in their journey.
The grading system, where individuals have ranks from Legendary to Common, is a unique concept. However, the way the author implemented it feels forced, as the protagonist, despite having the lowest grade, is later portrayed as having a special attribute. Instead of focusing on overcoming the grade disparity, the story hints at the significance of his attribute, which undermines the initial setup.
There's a concern about the novel potentially heading towards a poorly executed harem plot. While harem stories can work, the issue here lies in the addition of characters without proper development. The first heroine, the wind sword girl, initially seems promising, but the story introduces others like the teacher, who were once favorites, without giving them the same depth. It feels like the author is rushing to populate the harem, rather than focusing on meaningful connections.
Additionally, the main character's inconsistent personality is another issue. There are moments of growth, like acknowledging weakness and striving to improve, but the character's resilience is questionable. He endures torture but then suddenly seeks companionship and indulges in activities that undermine his growth. A strong-willed protagonist should be dedicated to their path, but this character's wavering commitment dilutes the authenticity.
In summary, while the novel may not be inherently bad, the combination of machine translation and the author's choices, such as the forced system and rushed character development, detract from the overall quality. It seems the author is struggling to balance various elements, leading to inconsistencies that personally detract from my enjoyment of the story.
