The Evolution of a Black Lotus

I love it! The illustrated novel is as good as ever. The female lead is very unique, the story is fast-paced, and her "black lotus" character is quite endearing!

The subject matter is novel (the 1990s, a chaotic era, rife with gangsters, factionalism, turf wars, corporate laundering, an imperfect legal system, and surveillance cameras not being omnipresent...). The world is fantastical, reflecting social circles and the rarity and diversity of people within society. Quite exciting!

It's been so long since I've read a novel that suits my taste. This is amazing! 👍

The author's writing is profound and vivid. The reborn, gloomy female protagonist encounters warmth from family, friendship, and love, and becomes a positive and kind person. The downside is that the character design is not as well-developed as in the author's other book, "The Female Supporting Character in the Apocalypse." It is unlikely that a family with a privileged background would allow a minor to do something so dangerous.

The scope has broadened. Unlike typical rebirth and revenge stories, the protagonist's self-righteous love for Mo in her past life was actually more about manipulation. Although Mo is moved in this life, the female protagonist has already let go of the past and is more focused on protecting the sisters who accompanied her in her previous life, allowing them to be reborn and changing their life trajectories.

It's really good! I love the plot and the characters!

It's a good book. Apart from a couple of places where the female lead is described somewhat inaccurately, it's pretty good overall. However, these few instances make the female lead's character more well-rounded, since no one is perfect like a god.

It's pretty good, the writing and plot are great! But the scene where the male and female leads first meet has been bothering me for a long time. Imagine, the first time the female lead sees the male lead is when another girl is kissing him, and the first thing she hears is him saying to that girl: "Have you kissed enough?"

I read it based on the synopsis, but the first chapter was surprisingly profound. Why aren't many people rating it? Oh, I forgot this is the Tomato platform. Only super-satisfying stories get high scores. 😆😆😆 Ugh, I'm giving up. Too many typos, it's exhausting to read. Too unfriendly to avid readers.

I finally finished reading it! The ending brought tears to my eyes so much 😢. Thankfully, Yi Ran woke up at the very end, otherwise Gu Ci's life would have been like that of a walking corpse, devoid of any emotion, which would undoubtedly be the cruelest thing ever. Thankfully, Wu Yan and Wu Yue, the female lead's father and brother, are all alright.