Reborn with Yin-Yang Eyes: The Dashing Heiress Is Not to Be Messed With
重生阴阳眼：飒爽千金不好惹
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 229k Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Modern Romance High-Concept
- Updated
- 5mo ago
- Source
- Fanqie
Synopsis
85Chapters
14Reads · all time
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Author's self-evaluation When I wrote this book "Rebirth of Yin and Yang Eyes: The Sweet Daughter Is Not to Be Taught", what I most wanted to create was a heroine who is not a virgin, has no love brain, takes revenge simply, and is quick in her career. From being reborn and awakening the yin and yang eyes, to tearing the scumbag white lotus with her hands, slaying demons and evil spirits, and then shouldering the mission of protecting the common people, the heroine has always been clear-headed and independent, and she is full of joy and not depressed. The plot is upgraded from a love affair to a yin-yang order, and the pattern is gradually opened up; the characters are sassy and tense, without delay or watering down; the ending takes into account the satisfaction of revenge, the satisfaction of the relationship, and the stability of the people. It is a decompressing and enjoyable read. The overall rhythm is strong and conflicting, and it is a refreshing metaphysics of rebirth that can be read heartily.