Reborn: The Marquis’s Legitimate Daughter Takes the World by Storm
重生之侯门嫡女大杀四方
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 519k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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226Chapters
5.7kReads · 30 days
258.2kReads · all time
605Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.5Score
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Because I was looking for something to read, I accidentally read this twice, but a good book is still enjoyable even after two readings. The female lead's character is so likable; she's sharp-tongued, intelligent, and has a clear sense of right and wrong. This is the most likable female lead I've ever read in all the rebirth novels.
Overall, it was a good watch with no major flaws. The only thing that almost made me give up was the female lead's repeated attempts to save her love-struck cousin, which ultimately failed. It just felt like there were too many female leads, and given her lack of closeness to the Marquis's family, this behavior felt out of character.
I personally think the character designs and plot are quite good. The female lead is intelligent, rational, strong, and decisive... She's kind, but also quick to take back ungrateful words; she's not a saint. In terms of romance, the male lead's love is more obvious, while the female lead is an absolutely rational person; she loves herself, her child, and what she has in her hands more...
It's a pretty good book. The author has a solid literary foundation, a refreshing writing style, and a crisp, concise plot. However, I'm not sure if it's due to dialect or the input method, but the text is a bit messy. It would be even better if it could be revised.
The author's writing is excellent, the characters are well-developed, and the plot is quite original. However, the ending felt rushed, and the fates of some characters weren't clearly explained, leaving the reader wanting more. I look forward to the author's new works. (Personal preference: I don't read modern time-travel novels.)
It's a really good read; she's exactly the kind of heroine I've always wanted. The author's writing is excellent!
It's not bad. The female lead is reborn and knows that she can't win the Marquis's family's favor by compromising herself, and she can't be morally blackmailed. Since she doesn't care about saving face, then she won't give him any face! She and the male lead spend their whole lives together, trusting each other completely!
It's pretty good. The author even left comments one by one.
The plot is fast-paced, making it easy for readers to get immersed. The characters are also vivid, unlike those assembly-line online novels, and there are no inexplicable romances or hatreds. It's a rare gem of a book.
I really liked it. The female lead isn't a saint at all, and her character is quite fitting for ancient times. Especially the part about scheming against her maternal family was very satisfying. The male and female leads worked together very well. I highly recommend it. The younger brother-in-law, the King of Qin, is just too adorable!