After Being Possessed, I Made a Successful Comeback
惨遭夺舍后我成功反扑了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 120k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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57Chapters
122Reads · 30 days
132kReads · all time
6.6Score
17Listens
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I gave it five stars ⭐⭐⭐⭐⭐ because there weren't any major problems with the main points, and it's also thanks to the young readers for supporting the young author. Keep it up! ^0^~ In short, the story reads fairly smoothly overall, so the main themes are generally fine. The opening is quite novel, and the plot unfolds step by step.
Even without any truly exceptional characters, it's still enjoyable to read. It's a great book, and I love the female protagonist's positive attitude as she strives for success and leads her family in doing the same!
Daydream~ My classmate is a newbie and her work may not be perfect, but it is all based on her ideas and efforts. She will continue to work hard to bring everyone better and more mature works. She hopes everyone will support and encourage her. Thank you! The rating plummeted overnight—that difference of just over two points is such a huge letdown! I'm devastated! 🤦
There's actually quite a bit more to write. The male lead seems to have appeared out of nowhere, and the spatial ability doesn't seem to have been used much. However, this kind of understated period drama is still readable, and the author's writing style is quite good. Keep it up, author!
Miaomiao is great. I really enjoyed the author's depiction of family relationships. I can understand the presence of a male lead; writing a story without a romantic pairing in that era felt abrupt. However, the male lead's appearance felt very inexplicable. The story isn't long; I finished the latest chapter today and then looked for other books to read.
It was indeed the shortest novel I've ever read. Many parts jumped around too quickly for me, which wasn't very engaging. However, the writing style was decent, much better than some of the more rambling, pointless novels I've read. I couldn't finish those. The male lead was definitely just a plot device.
I took a look and it seemed alright, just a fairly average story without any outstanding elements. I felt this book could have been expanded to tens of thousands more words; ending it like this felt a bit rushed. However, since the author claims it's a beginner's work, the writing style is decent. Five stars, I guess! Keep up the good work, author!
It's a short story, and the protagonist, Miaomiao, has great relationships with her family, friends, and neighbors. It's the author's first time writing, and it's fantastic! I really enjoy this book; each chapter is a calm and enjoyable read.
It's so great there aren't any awful characters! I love the female lead's personality! Keep up the good work, author! Also… the male lead the author portrayed is just too awesome! 😂😂😂😂😂
I really like this book. Everyone is the protagonist of their own story, with minor flaws but no truly terrible or malicious plots. It's very simple and ordinary, about living your life through your own efforts. The female and male leads are mutually devoted to each other—that's the best kind of love, isn't it?