The Heroines Who Hate Me to the Bone Were Reborn with Their Memories
恨我入骨的女主们带着记忆重生了
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- Ongoing
- Length
- 249k Words
- Genre
- Urban
- Subgenre
- Urban High Martial Arts
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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80Chapters
56Reads · 30 days
75.5kReads · all time
6.4Score
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A very unique work, the author has quite a lot of ideas. It's pretty good up to chapter 60, with traces of Japanese fantasy light novels. I like happy endings, so I hope the author won't do anything too unsettling later on.
Why did they switch to a different book after chapter 12?
Good books will never be buried, so let me share my thoughts on this one. From a literary perspective, the book is currently quite good. It has the necessary foreshadowing and setup. The character development and emotional portrayal are also decent. The immediate impression for the reader is that it's a very comfortable and smooth read.
It's not bad, although it's a bit angsty for the protagonist, which isn't quite Tomato's style, but it's still a decent read. I hope this book doesn't flop. Also, the protagonist is a good person.
Excellent, so good it's almost unbelievable for a Tomato-themed novel. I hope the author can maintain this quality.
The protagonist is a very well-developed character, and the other characters are also quite fleshed out. There aren't any major flaws so far, and as long as the plot is reasonable, it could easily become a mid-to-high-quality web novel, provided it doesn't have a bad ending.
I am Shennong! Don't bother with those two-star reviews; they only watch 30 minutes. They leave halfway through and don't even bother with the later plot. So far, it's pretty good. Compared to other mindless novels, this one is excellent. And good luck to the author! Looking forward to the rest of the story.
Give me a thorough makeover!!! Look at the task force next door, they're getting five doses of herbal medicine a day!
When you update once, minor flaws are magnified, and writing immaturity is criticized. When you update twice, a little patience is born, and the plot's progress is given more attention. When you update three times, subtle praise begins to emerge, and the number of unread readers starts to decline. When you update five times, reader support spontaneously forms, and the voices of praise grow louder.
This book is alright, readable (to me), but it doesn't really deserve such a high rating. I'm giving it such a high rating partly out of personal bias—to support a new book (and I'm not the only one giving it a high rating; many books do this).