The Arrogant Young Lord's Everyday Face-Slapping
傲娇世子的打脸日常
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- Completed
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- 253k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
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The novel is good, without excessive angst. Compared to other male protagonists in reconciliation novels, this one is genuinely not a jerk or a pushover. Therefore, a reconciliation is what everyone wants to see. Actually, after reading this novel, I thought a lot, but after reflection, I suddenly realized those thoughts were just unnecessary worries.
Thankfully, the rating didn't let it hold me back. Compared to those superficially highly-rated but poorly written novels, this one is far superior. The author's writing is excellent, the plot is concise and to the point, and the character relationships aren't overly complicated but rather clear and easy to understand. Even the minor villains have very limited screen time.
I like female protagonists who grow up in a loving environment. I really hate how current books always portray legitimate daughters as unloved at home, schemed against by concubines, and forced to seek revenge. This is a very good book. Although the male lead hasn't regained his memories, he seems to have! Whether he has or not, he loves the female lead very much.
I think it's a real shame that the score is low; the author really understands what readers are thinking nowadays. Firstly, although it's a story of a wife-chasing tragedy, the male lead wasn't made to be particularly excessive beforehand, nor was the female lead made to forgive him too easily due to her love-struck mind.
It's a fairly short story, but it doesn't feel rushed when you read it, and the plot is well-paced. It's a story where the girl initially pursues the boy, but he doesn't care. After they part ways once, the boy realizes his feelings and starts pursuing her. The male lead was quite infuriating at the beginning.
It's alright, nothing too dramatic. The story is roughly: the female lead gets angry → the male lead tries to appease her → the female lead gets angry again → the male lead tries to appease her again → the female lead's attitude softens → the male lead goes to war, loses his memory, and gets lost → the female lead finds him → a happy ending with twins! 😂
As for liking someone, well, not everyone will wait for you in the same place.
The "chasing-back-to-the-wife-is-a-funeral-death" trope is alright, not too angsty, just the kind that's quite heartbreaking. So far there are no misunderstandings, which is good.
The author's writing is indeed excellent. Actually, when I read the first book, I hoped Yan Qing and Zi Chen would end up together, which was a bit of a disappointment (this is just my personal opinion, not to criticize the author). But reading this book definitely makes me happy.
Short and sweet, their three-year relationship was ignored by the prince, yet they ended up together. Young Master Yan, who waited sincerely, was heartbroken by his unrequited love…