The Foolish Concubine Is Reborn: Winning His Heart and Taking the Wife’s Place
傻妾重生后，勾君心，夺妻位
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 533k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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261Chapters
1.1kReads · 30 days
76.2kReads · all time
144Shelf adds, last 14 days
8.3Score
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Wow!!! Xuxu, amazing! 👍 Last time I read a book where the female lead was named Jingxu, she also pretended to be weak and innocent to gain her older brother's pity, thus surviving and seeking revenge. This Xuxu in the book is even more amazing! She plays the fool, innocent and naive, and she does it so convincingly!
I finished reading it. Initially, the premise made me a little hesitant to read it, but after reading it, I was hooked... It's so good... And the part where the male lead genuinely treats the female lead like a younger sister, while the female lead wants to be his woman, actually gave me a hint of incest... So incest is really just a feeling...
It's incredibly good! Xuxu's acting in her feigned naiveté is superb; she fooled the male lead. The supporting characters are also fantastic, especially Xuxu constantly seducing the male lead, whose restraint and forbearance are so satisfying to watch. I particularly loved the female lead's feigned innocence and childlike charm for most of the episodes.
It's really, really, really good! Why is the rating so low?! The female lead is pretending to be naive but is actually quite cunning; the male lead hasn't figured out her true colors yet! The writing isn't simplistic either. I think it deserves at least an 8.5 Or 9.0 Rating! It's really quite good!
Ahhhhhh, so satisfying!!! No matter how others frame or scheme against her, Xuxu is still that innocent little girl in Song Hexian's eyes! And the female lead's greatest love has always been herself!!! So satisfying!!!
This novel is really good! The female lead, who pretends to be naive, is so cute, and the tug-of-war between the male and female leads is very engaging. I randomly added this novel, but I didn't expect it to be so good; I finished it in one go.
I think this book is quite good. The subject matter is relatively novel. The pacing is good in the first half, but the ending feels a bit rushed. It also doesn't properly explain the lives of other characters, such as the Emperor and the Imperial Concubine.
It was so good! I wanted more! It ended just when I was getting really excited, but if it had continued indefinitely, it would have been a very lighthearted slice-of-life story! I especially loved the parts where the female lead pretended to be clueless and flirted with the male lead, losing all sense of propriety – it gave me such a doting smile! 😂
To be honest, I'm still really curious whether the male lead actually knew the female lead was pretending to be naive at the beginning. I skimmed through it, reading very quickly, and I found it incredibly enjoyable—unlike any of Quanqie's other works.
Overall, I think it's a very good read, except the part where the characters pretend to be silly at the beginning is a little too long, and the sweet, loving part at the end is too short!! It's simply not enough to read! But overall, I think it's extremely good. The author is amazing!