The Cast-Off Wife

The female lead's growth is rather slow, and her personality is somewhat hesitant, which seemed absurd at first, but it became understandable as the story unfolded. After all, it's too illogical for a female lead without any special abilities to dominate solely through a dream. The Miao girl's story is quite unique; what secrets are hidden within? Are she the same person in her past and present lives? I haven't finished reading it yet, and I'm looking forward to finding out.

While the book's pacing isn't fast, it invests considerable effort in developing its characters. For example, the female protagonist, often described as weak and incompetent, is a product of her upbringing. After marriage, she repeatedly suffers from her mother-in-law's subtle manipulations. Therefore, even after being reborn, her awakening and transformation cannot happen overnight.

It seems the general has his reasons for not being able to tell the female lead, but seeing her in so much pain is truly heartbreaking. If it were me, I would have left long ago. Even if it's all a misunderstanding, I'm just a woman, unable to have the same sense of responsibility for the world as the general. It may seem selfish, but it's only human nature. I hope the truth comes out soon.

What is Sheng Qingshan waiting for? Is he waiting for Lan Fengqiu to give birth to a son, and then waiting for her son to be made the eldest legitimate son, to fulfill his promise to Lan? Or is it that Lan's existence is related to the fate of the country or similar important matters that cannot be spoken of, or that he has been bewitched?

It's really good! I almost finished it in one go. Author, please write more! It's written very realistically, capturing the mindset of women in ancient times, unlike some novels that portray characters too much like modern people, doing whatever they want. This is what makes it real. Plus, the author keeps leaving clues open, making me want to keep reading. Five stars is a must!

I skipped some parts because I was afraid it would be too angsty, but I'll definitely read this to the end. Many people think the female lead is useless and doesn't dominate the battlefield, but I want to say that this kind of female lead is very realistic. If we were given a chance to live again, could our way of doing things and dealing with people change so easily?

At first, I just wanted to curse the male lead as a scumbag and the female lead as an idiot. But later on, the female lead started to show some promise, so maybe the later parts will be more interesting, which is why I have some anticipation. I hope the author won't disappoint us; the female lead deserves a better man, and please, don't end up with that scumbag general!

I read over two hundred chapters in one go! It's one of the few books I've been able to finish recently. The author has written a very complete story and character for the female lead; it's not like a typical wish-fulfillment novel. She faces many setbacks but also grows and becomes stronger. Keep writing! 💪

The early part is a tortuous coming-of-age story of an ancient woman, but by this point, with the severing of ties, the desire for divorce, and the pursuit of medicine, the heroine's resilience, decisiveness, and vision have been fully revealed. This kind of heroine will be more determined to pursue pure and loyal love, and she understands the male lead's so-called predicament but does not forgive him.

I haven't finished reading it yet. I've been reading it on and off for two or three days, sometimes on my phone, sometimes on my tablet. I've read up to chapter 196 and I'm completely engrossed. I've written the most paragraph comments I've ever written in my reading history, haha. Engaging in a dialogue with a sincere and interesting author from afar is a unique reading experience.