
Reborn as the Powerful Minister's Beloved
重生后朕成了权臣的掌中娇
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 239k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 5y ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
120Chapters
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I'm convinced. The heroine is a waste, an idiot, a nympho, and a retard. She has made no progress since she was reborn. She only looks for the hero to hug her when things happen. Except for the many shots, you can't tell she is the heroine.
The whole article feels... Just so-so, but the ending is not very satisfying. I feel like I didn't realize the sweetness between them. The couple showed affection. They gave birth to a royal son out of nowhere, and then took her husband to live as two people? It's too perfunctory👀💦💦 At least write more about their daily life of loving each other. I'm still looking forward to eating some dog food🌚
Stupid. The heroine is stupid, the supporting characters are all idiots, and the content is also stupid. The whole story is about how the heroine behaves stupidly. The writing is also poor, the narrative is straightforward, without any ripples, and there are too many typos. I skipped to the finale halfway through and finished it.
It can't be described in words, the chapters are confusing, the characters are unclear, and the characters that appeared suddenly disappear?? Did the author selectively ignore it? The heroine is useless, how does she end up in the end??
No, I personally don't like it.
Too many errors.
I've read the whole book. Although it is ordinary, it is not exactly what I expected, and the content and routine are also logically different from other books. But I think it's still okay. It's just my personal opinion. There are 100 readers for 100 Hamlets, and everyone has a different opinion (please don't criticize if you don't like it)
I think it's just average. The beginning is very abrupt and completely incomprehensible. There are no details in many of the later chapters, which are very stiff and not overdone.
Good, good, good