The Rebirth of the Legitimate Daughter: a First-class Imperial Concubine

I really want to give it a lower score, but seeing that the author also had a hard time writing it, I'll give it a consolation score. Halfway through the book, I really couldn't stand it anymore. I felt like the author had nothing to write about. The important things were not explained, and the unimportant things were like a bandage. It was so dragging and boring. For example, what did the heroine do to Shen Di that made Shen Di treat the heroine so well? The emotional scene between the heroine and the hero reaches its climax before it even begins. And the heroine's revenge is not that important. The female protagonist didn't feel that she had become very powerful after her rebirth. It all depended on the male protagonist's help and the Qiao family's background. And what happened to the Seventh Prince, can't we explain it clearly? Although some things were hinted at and everyone knew them well, the long-winded words were covered with a piece of cloth. I don't know if the author wanted to write something foreshadowing, but it became too verbose and it became procrastinating. Overall it's very bland and has no content. Abandoned the book. Come on, author