
The Cunning Lady of the Great Song
大宋刁妇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 875k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Slice-of-Life Farming
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
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538Chapters
430Reads · 30 days
309.1kReads · all time
8.0Score
72Listens
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I read all the way to the end, and was moved to tears many times. It's such a pity that General Shen and I were destined to be apart; how wonderful it would have been if they could have been together. They loved each other so much, but General Shen's ending was too tragic. His life was filled with so much hardship and so little happiness. How wonderful it would have been if he had a happy ending. A very moving novel.
The storyline is excellent, the characters are vividly portrayed, and the depiction of Grand Marshal Shen and the female protagonist's final moments on the battlefield is very touching. Thank you to the author for bringing us such a wonderful work. Keep up the good work!
Highly recommended. The author truly reinterprets the topic of romance after time travel from the perspective of gender equality. The choice of the Northern Song Dynasty, a period that is considered the most tolerant of such situations, is noteworthy.
The author's unique approach has resulted in such a distinctive time-travel plot that's so captivating, you can't put it down! 👍 Especially this chapter, the late-night conversation between the female and male leads is so lighthearted and funny; I had a smile constantly playing on my lips, hehe! With such a great start, I hope the author maintains this style so I can continue enjoying the story to the end. Keep it up! 🙂 💐💐💐💐💐💐
The novel is well-written, with an unconventional plot that effectively engages the reader's emotions. Even after finishing the book, I still felt a pang of sadness at the death of Grand Marshal Shen. Although his affair with Zhuo Yan's best friend initially stirred my emotions, Pearl's suicide later offered a new perspective, gradually calming my feelings.
It was so exciting to watch, and it resonated with modern relationships between men and women. The male lead couldn't resist temptation and cheated... It's really good, so if you want to watch it, give it a try, it's just my style!
Interesting. Having read so many time-travel stories, this is quite novel. Thumbs up!
Truly a legendary life of a shrew! Human nature might find it hard to accept the female lead, Zhuo Yan's, promiscuity. However, her beauty, intriguing personality, rebellious spirit, flamboyant behavior, and exceptional business acumen are what attract so many men, who fall head over heels for her. Furthermore, she is genuinely kind, and those around her are protective of her.
I was initially going to drop the story because I couldn't accept the female lead's way of thinking at the beginning, but the later plot twists were quite good, and the touching parts brought me to tears a lot. Shen Yisong is a great male lead, and I was very moved.
This is a rare novel that I read from beginning to end. It is realistically written and emotionally delicate and moving. It is worth reading.