
The Second Wife's Plan to Leave Her Marriage
继室夫人的合离计划
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 432k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
Synopsis
Stats
180Chapters
70Reads · 30 days
578.6kReads · all time
8.4Score
19Listens
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The story is good, the plot doesn't drag, and the female lead is definitely worth liking. I actually like Xiao Huwei a little more than the male lead, especially considering the official criticism is the most lethal.
The reborn female protagonist has lived a wonderful life in this life; the author's writing is superb.
It's good, it suits my taste, but could you please change the male lead? Please don't let it be like that other show, "The Princess Begins Her Performance," where everything is great except the male lead is unappealing. 😘😘😘
Those who seem affectionate are actually indifferent, and those who seem indifferent are actually affectionate. Truth and falsehood intertwine, revealing the myriad aspects of human nature. The female protagonist is admirable; decisive and ruthless yet kind and principled, which sets her apart from vengeful figures like Jin Guangyao and Jiang Yuyan. This is true revenge.
This article doesn't deserve such a low score. The author's writing is good, not exaggerated, and the portrayal of human nature is just right. Although I've only read a dozen chapters, it already makes me want to keep reading.
At first, I felt the romance between the male and female leads was poorly written, but upon reflection, I realized the book's focus was on the female lead's growth rather than excessively emphasizing their relationship. Many novels begin with a simple reason that sparks a connection between the protagonists, but this book's approach is quite reasonable.
I haven't finished reading it yet, but the length isn't too long, which is acceptable (I personally don't like books with hundreds of chapters). The female lead's style of doing things is also consistent with the historical context! It's just that she's not ruthless enough when dealing with her enemies; at least, there aren't any scenes depicting that.
It's great! It doesn't drag on, and the romance isn't the dramatic, over-the-top kind. I love how it develops unexpectedly, without warning, and once you fall in love, you're certain… I don't know how else to put it, it's just so good! 👍👍👍
It's concise and to the point, which is both a strength and a weakness. Many details are not elaborated on and are only briefly mentioned, but the logic is generally sound. It doesn't resort to melodrama for the sake of melodrama, nor does it make the male and female leads lose their minds for the sake of being heart-wrenching. That's good.
A decent rebirth novel. I liked the female lead most of the time—the plot was exciting, although some parts were quite tragic. Overall, though, I thoroughly enjoyed reading it! I'm missing a heart because there are some plot holes, but ultimately, the flaws don't detract from its overall quality; it's a great read!