The Reborn Spellmaster: Young Master Sun’s Genius Bride

The ending was too rushed, but overall it was pretty good. (I've been playing too much The King lately, and when I look at the male protagonist in it, I always think of Sun Bin.)

This is the third time I've read it. It's very interesting, but there are some repetitions that I didn't see before. Could it be that the software I use to read the book is different?

It's a bit jumpy in some places, but overall it's pretty good. Very nice.

It's quite good, but it's a bit long at the end. I skipped through it and the ending is perfect.

After reading it, I felt like something was missing. The heroine is indeed very strong, but there is no description of how she practices or how she becomes powerful. It feels like she has reached the pinnacle of her life as soon as she is reborn, and then becomes invincible in all kinds of ways, well...

It feels distant and fantasy! Thousands of things happen around us, and many things happen that we cannot explain. It just depends on how we view, feel and accept them! I hope the heroine in the article will bring us a different visual feast!

But what to do with the Nine Nether King inside the female body? Will it not always be inside the female body? In fact, it can be written as the heroine of Jiuyou Wanggen and the fusion together.

Because it looks good, I gave it four stars, and one star because there are more than 20 repetitive chapters in the first part. I repeat each chapter again, which is careless.

This book is quite good. It would be even better if the method to eliminate it could be written in detail.

This is still very nice. The author is hitting me with a question: since the heroine is so beautiful, even if her skin was not that good and her facial features were not so exquisite in her previous life, she was at least a beauty. Why didn't she give her first kiss to her first love when she was 28 years old?