Enslaved for Three Hundred Years, Now They Fear Me After My Comeback

The first 50 chapters are quite discouraging, a pathetic and unpleasant read with plenty of minor plot holes. It gets much better after the initial "golden cicada shedding its shell" (a metaphor for a dramatic escape). It's only up to chapter 113 so far, and I haven't seen any male or female disciples being recruited; they're all probably subordinates. I haven't noticed any more plot holes.

Lianling had a very long dream. In the dream, she and Jingrong settled in a small border town. Jingrong sold some of her dowry and bought a noodle shop, where they lived on the second floor. During the day, she worked as a waitress for Jingrong, while Jingrong managed the kitchen. At night, she still called Jingrong "Miss Jingrong" and served her to bed.

The characters are vividly portrayed, giving it the potential to become a masterpiece.

It's a very novel and interesting story. Overall, I didn't find any flaws; it's a very enjoyable read.

Yes, it's quite good for me. Keep up the good work, author! 👍👍

The author has a deep understanding of traditional culture and acts with propriety and tact, which is truly rare.

It's definitely not bad; the content is much better than the title suggests.

Looks alright, I'll give it five stars first and see how it goes 🍉

It's pretty good. I'll give it four stars for now, and five stars later if it continues to be good. Overall, I'd give it 3 stars.

Having read over 70 chapters, so far it's been pretty good overall. The writing style is decent, and the plot is also acceptable. There aren't any major flaws; it flows smoothly and is a good book overall.