I Tore Up My Stepmother Script, and Now My Life Shines!
撕了后妈剧本，人生闪闪发光！
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- Completed
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- 985k Words
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- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Period Fiction
- Updated
- 6mo ago
- English
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I was puzzled by the low rating after reading Chapter 86. I felt it deserved a 9.3. Then, after reading comments suggesting opening Chapter 151, wow, the transmigrated female lead, Fang Jiaoyue, was secretly rummaging through the female lead's things in her room! And yet, the female lead was all sweet and affectionate with her. In later chapters, the female lead even slept in the same bed with her as her best friend… I can understand why it got a 6.3 Rating.
The female lead has a great character and positive values. As long as the male lead isn't that Yu Shou type, it's fine; otherwise, I really can't accept it.
Having read up to chapter 292, we've reached the point where the female lead and Fan Chen are dating. Shen Lei secretly ambushes the female lead from a corner and gets injured by her. Shen Lei's father curses at the female lead, and in the end, Shen Lei is sent to a farm for reformation. Shen Lei's father is killed by the female lead's family.
The female lead's character is really well-developed. To be honest, I feel that all the single men in the story are unworthy of her; they each have their own flaws. At least so far, the author hasn't forced a male lead into a pairing with the female lead, which is great.
The blend of slice-of-life and a touch of angst is quite good. The mastermind isn't the type to make a scene, but rather to quietly manipulate things behind the scenes. It maintains the peaceful warmth of a slice-of-life story without becoming boring due to a lack of conflict. The female lead's family is particularly well-described.
I've read up to chapter 10 so far. The female lead, Orange, had a precognitive dream. In the dream, her entire family died decades ago, her uncle seized the house, and Orange became a stepmother and nanny, raising three children without ever having any of her own. Her husband and uncle concealed information about her family, which is why she hadn't returned to her hometown for decades?
Everything flowed so naturally, without a single abrupt turn. Whether it was the female protagonist Ju Zi's family relationships, career path, love life, or children's storyline, everything unfolded smoothly and naturally. What I particularly loved was Ju Zi's sensitivity and assertiveness.
It's alright. Just because he harmed the female lead's family, no matter if he has any pitiable qualities or anything, you have to find a way to get revenge. This is rare in period dramas. I really hate those clingy plots where you have to deal with awful relatives for 800 rounds before finally getting into a fight.
I thought it was quite good; the family relationships were very well written, it was heartwarming. The only downside was that the family separation part took too long to finish, but I still liked it. Maybe this book just suits my taste; I was able to keep reading and finished it. Author, keep up the good work and update more often! 🥺
I don't know why this book has such a low rating. Personally, I think the author writes exceptionally well, not because of the writing style or the story, but because the author genuinely puts effort into portraying female characters. If this were in other novels, the endings for characters like Taozi, Lizi, Zaozi, Hao Meiran, and Ruan Qingfang wouldn't be so good.