
The General's Wife
将军夫人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 231k Words
- Genre
- Two Male Leads
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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128Chapters
11Reads · 30 days
47.9kReads · all time
8.7Score
2Listens
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Xiao Rushi: "I have read countless books since childhood and have a wealth of theories on governing the country. I once thought that I would never be able to put them to use in this life. But fortunately, I met you and realized that living this kind of life is not so bad after all." Nie Yunshu: "I want to be with you, walking openly and honestly on the street. I want everyone who sees you to know that you belong to me, Nie Yunshu."
Honestly, I still feel a little regretful because Ru Shi couldn't remember her past life. I think even if she couldn't be reborn and remember or have a very realistic dream of her past life, it would be better. That way, the misunderstandings and breakups from their past lives could be somewhat made up for, making it less regrettable. This is just my personal opinion, please don't criticize if you disagree.
It's pretty good. The story interweaves past and present lives, with moments of joy and sorrow, but it's truly excellent. After all, nothing is perfect. The only downside is that the palace intrigue is too simplistic; it would be better if it were more complex.
It's so beautiful! It's just so heartbreaking to see them in their past lives; they really didn't open their mouths!
It's pretty good, though a little bit drags overall. But the way the plot interweaves past and present lives is quite interesting. It's just that, how should I put it, the male lead seems a little dim-witted, haha.
It has a calm and understated feel, but it's rich in plot and emotion. Unlike other stories about reincarnation where the protagonist is just incredibly powerful or has a cheat-like advantage, it focuses on the gradual growth of the two main characters. Highly recommended!
Thankfully, Yun Shu was given a second chance at life. Her previous life was filled with tragic endings, incredibly heartbreaking. This second life allowed everyone to have a happy ending and be content. Especially Yun Shu and Ru Shi, whose previous lives were both so miserable.
The fact that the author didn't abandon the story halfway through shows it's still very good. 👍
I think it's great. Highly recommend it! 👍
This is a very good book. The plot is clear, and the whole book is concise and to the point. The characters' logical thinking is clear, and the changes in each person's thoughts are very obvious. I recommend everyone to read it. The author's writing style is unpretentious, using extremely plain language to narrate the entire article, making it clear, easy to understand, and comfortable to read.