Reborn as an Early-Death Cannon Fodder, the Villain Boss Coaxes Me into Marrying Him
穿成早死炮灰，反派大佬哄我嫁他
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It's quite good. It's written in a completely different style for a period drama, with a fresh plot and excellent writing; you can tell the author is quite mature. It's not like those elementary school-level writings with a limited scope. You know, these days, there are tons of those "feel-good" novels where the female lead goes crazy just because she's transmigrated or reborn, and it's all just…
I really like Dongqing; she has a very clear-cut personality, with strong likes and dislikes. The Wei family boy is decisive and efficient at work, but in front of Dongqing, he's all about love and his wife's top priority. I especially love the later episodes where he and Xingxing engage in a battle of wits over his wife, showing his helplessness and his deep fatherly love.
This is the best historical romance novel I've read recently! Both the male and female leads have a cold side, but overall they are capable, responsible, and principled, each carving out their own niche in the early days of China's reform and opening up!
It's a very good period drama. I especially love the female lead's generous and unpretentious personality. She's very friendly to women and helps those in need in a principled and helpful way. I was worried that there would be a scene where Grandpa Wei, Grandma Wei, and Great-Aunt Wei pass away. Although death is inevitable with age, it's always hard to bear seeing loved ones go.
Aside from frequent typos, occasional grammatical errors, and the occasional forgetting and rewriting of minor character settings, everything else is perfect. The plot unfolds at a good pace, the characters are distinct and vividly portrayed, and the romantic subplots are natural and logically sound.
The female lead is very strong in combat. She'll fight if she can, and never talk back. At first, I even thought she didn't have a mouth! It was satisfying, though. If the setting were ancient times, where killing wasn't illegal, it would probably be even more decisive. She could just kill Xia Li! That would be the end of it all.
The characters are vividly portrayed and have distinct personalities. The story avoids making the female lead suffer for the sake of the plot, or artificially creating a feel-good story to please the readers. It's the kind of genuine enjoyment that I really like!
I've read another book by this author, featuring Song Youxiang as the female lead, and it was excellent. Although the female lead in this book isn't my type, the plot is just as logical and reasonable. Combined with the author's skillful use of language, it's still worth reading and shouldn't only be rated seven points.
Aside from a slight initial discord, the subsequent scenes of raising the child and the warm interactions within the family are incredibly relatable. Xingxing was the cutest child ever! Moreover, everyone who is disliked gets their just desserts, and neither the female lead nor anyone in her camp is a saint.
The author's writing is good, the plot is well-crafted, and the characters are vividly portrayed. The reason for the low score is probably that the female lead's awful family members are too disruptive, and the female lead is too kind, which makes her feel somewhat resentful.