You Asked the Emperor to Grant Your Second Wife a Noble Title, but I Got an Imperial Decree to Divorce You. Why Are You Crying?
你给平妻请封诰命，我奉旨和离你哭啥？
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- Ancient Romance
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- Palace & Household Intrigue
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Having not studied the relevant history, I won't comment on whether the official ranks mentioned in the text are appropriate. The language occasionally has a touch of vernacular, but it doesn't affect readability. Also, chapters 194 and 195 are repeated, and a chapter in between is missing.
I devoured the latest chapter in one go! The female lead is so clear-headed and decisive—it's so satisfying! Especially that line, "What you accept, disappears; what you reject, exists," it's so insightful! That scumbag and his entire family don't deserve her at all; let them get lost! The male lead is also very unique, unlike the typical domineering, cold, and arrogant guy.
I finally caught up to the latest chapter! This book definitely deserves five stars! The author's writing is excellent, the logic is rigorous, and the female lead is very clear-headed, which is my favorite aspect. She's single-mindedly focused on her own goals, with clear and unwavering determination.
The author's writing is excellent, and the plot is captivating in the first and middle stages. It drags a bit towards the end, and the excessive focus on romantic pairings feels like it takes up too much space. The biggest flaw is probably the price of silver thread charcoal at 10 taels of silver per tael, but this doesn't detract from the overall plot. The entire text is rated 9.0 Or higher.
Recommended by the system, the title and lengthy chapters initially led me to believe it was another story masquerading as a palace intrigue/domestic drama, with only a few chapters of real interest followed by a bunch of filler describing the female protagonist's incredible life. But surprisingly, this time I encountered a truly conscientious author who finished it well!
It's a really good book. I really like the male and female protagonists' spirit of serving their country and people with a heart for the world. I also really like Princess Jiang Nansheng and Ye Hanyi... I also admire Zhao Shuning's tenacious spirit; it would be so much better if she used it for good. There are a few minor flaws, such as typos, but they don't detract from the overall quality. I was reluctant to finish reading it. Keep up the good work, author!
Wow! Absolutely amazing!! So good!! I was initially drawn in by the title, but I thought it would be like most novels I've read—I'd give up halfway through. But I finished it without skipping a single page!! The plot is tight and exciting, with one twist after another. The story flows smoothly, and each character has their own distinct traits.
It's a fairly clichéd "feel-good" story, but the author's writing is excellent and very engaging. The characters are well-developed, the plot is interesting, and the logic is relatively sound, preventing the reader from being pulled out of the story. It makes the typical "feel-good" trope entertaining—a perfect read for casual readers. It stands out in a genre where many authors struggle to articulate their ideas clearly.
Although the plot and setting are similar, the writing is good, the logic is sound, the characters are detailed, and it's a good read. It's definitely worth watching for those who enjoy this genre. Why is the rating so low? It's much better than many 9-point novels with the same setting. Are the ratings reliable? I rarely read anything below 9 points.
This female antagonist is exceptionally well-written. She lacks morals and basic manners, but in terms of shrewdness and responsiveness, she surpasses the female lead. If the female lead hadn't been reborn, without the core of revenge to sustain her, she might not have possessed the antagonist's courage and resourcefulness.