Blood Begonia in Spring

While not perfect, it still deserves four stars. I personally rate it as a three-star read, and as usual, I'm giving the author one star for their hard work. I could have given it five stars, but I felt the female lead was too perfect. She's all-around talented, skilled in both literature and martial arts, and also proficient in medicine and poison—basically, omnipotent…

Wow! The male and female leads don't have that overly clingy plot; their romance only starts to develop in the last five chapters, making for a great viewing experience! I especially loved the parts where the female lead interacted with the other girls; they were so sweet. I was also quite happy to see the female lead free at the end 🥰

I like it. Although I haven't seen the male and female leads fall in love yet, I really like the plot and the way the story is told. It was just smooth at first, but the plot got really exciting later on. And the characters are all quite adorable. For example, that old-fashioned guy surnamed Cui, he's not malicious, but he's really annoying.

The humiliation of the past life, let's start over in this one. The compromises of the first half of life, the determination to stand firm in the second half. Everyone is experiencing life for the first time, why should I be expected to have the morals to be bullied by everyone?

I've finished reading it. I think the female lead's rebirth is quite capable; having martial arts and medical skills is definitely a cheat code. Overall, the plot was good, but the revenge was a bit dragged out. It could have been resolved quickly, but instead, it involved unnecessary drama and intrigue within the palace.

The plot is decent; the female lead isn't a saintly figure or love-obsessed, and she's decisive when it comes to ending things. The interactions between the male and female leads are quite interesting. However, sometimes the author gets confused, resulting in awkward sentences and misused character names. It's worth checking out when you're looking for something to read.

Why does such a good book get such a low score? I finished it in one go; it was incredibly good, the plot didn't drag, making you want to keep reading, and there was very little sentimental romance (which is exactly what I like in books without any unnecessary sweet talk!). I recommend it.

I only remembered the work deserved a good review after finishing it, and then went back to rate it. For a work like this, it only shows a score of seven-something; it seems like not many people have seen it. The author did a great job of character development. The entire plot was also well-structured from beginning to end. 👍 I give it a perfect score.

The scheming and plotting in rebirth novels are very captivating. Shen Tang's awakening is the key to the whole story, and he wins completely with his foresight and intelligence!

Great, the entire eldest branch of the Shen family is dead. It's a pity the female lead didn't become empress and have a legitimate relationship with the emperor.