[Two female leads] + [Magic and farming] + [Sickly lord] + [Ensemble cast] + [Wild imagination] + [Not a power fantasy] + [Healing]
This novel is a slow burn and has lots of potential triggers. I don’t even know why you’d want to read it.
She is reborn as a girl named Yvette. She has a terminal illness, but has inherited her grandfather’s estate.
The pearls once treated as ornaments are the medicine that keeps her alive.
An epic story called “Crimson Pearl.”
The kingdom she saves depends on tears to bring forth life,
A land cursed to be sad forever.
Her adopted daughter is this world’s “savior,”
A prisoner of fate caught in an endless cycle of reincarnation.
Perhaps death is the final ending. Perhaps fate cannot be defied.
But standing at the threshold of tomorrow,
we have the right to enjoy today’s little joys and contentment.
Even if we are slowly fading away in the arms of the person we love most...
(The romantic plot takes a long time to build. The second protagonist might not appear until halfway through.)
(The heroine has an uncommon personality type.)
(I’m a new writer, so feel free to share any suggestions or ideas with me.)
The first seven chapters seem to be very imaginative and have a dreamy feel, but the writing is not supportive enough. The foundation is there, but the ideas cannot be described in detail. In addition, when viewed on a mobile phone, the volume seems too small and a bit thin, but I believe it will get better after writing. Come on! By the way, there is also contextual logic. Write the logical chain on paper, perfect it, and then use it as a reference for writing to avoid missing some important descriptions that determine the coherence of the plot of the article. Otherwise, the reader may not be able to understand what you imagine.
Overall good, worth watching