This novel initially had a disappointing start or weak progression in its portrayal of the first world. It felt akin to a poorly executed shoujo manga, and I almost lost interest in the main character (MC). However, the turning point came with the second world and beyond; the story gained traction, and the MC truly shone. She defied gender norms, displaying strength and even教训了一位出轨的丈夫, which was an exhilarating scene. What sets this apart from typical fast-paced system novels is that the souls whose bodies the MC inhabited returned once her mission was complete. We witness their reactions to the反击, reflecting on the MC's actions in regaining their dignity, which was a refreshing twist.
In conclusion, despite the subpar beginning, the book deserves a solid 5-star rating. But I deducted a star due to the unsatisfactory first-world experience. The system element felt somewhat forced.
I think on this site people are way too obvious if they don't like any novel and just start giving 1 star... thou how do the rating on WN stays good I wonder? is it just the bots or just skill issue?
Around 180
I didn't read much, but for new readers who were fooled by the small number of chapters like me... the chapters are very long!!!
(the standard is at least 1000 chapters)
aint no way rly? and how do yk?
Even with her defense we still got Thanos snap
I read that after poisoning Our Ye Zhen to make sure she is truly dead he stab here...
A good novel... (recommended to stop when chapter 698)
It's not really that deep. It is just a common metaphor. I don't get how 'jade skin' doesn't make sense to you when you know what a metaphor is.
Hello mister author
Trust me this novel is worth it.
I really love it and would have enjoyed it more if the ends weren't too loose.
Dont listen them they just have PREMATURE EJACULATORY DISEASE.
The storyline lacks coherence. Upon calling off the engagement, the protagonist claims poverty as her concern, prompting her to seek employment. However, immediately afterward, she purchases two extravagant villas at prices far exceeding her previous apartment's value. Following the conclusion of her own story arc, she continues to interfere with the narrative of the female lead, leaving the plot directionless. For someone who yearned for freedom under an assumed identity, the main character comes across as irresponsible and unserious. Trust me, it's difficult to find a more illogical protagonist.
The narrative and translation of this novel are both exquisite. Each character evokes deep sympathy. Although the ending is sorrowful, it feels fitting – none of their stories could have possibly ended on a happier note.