Reborn: A Noblewoman's Difficult Quest, Original Story of When the Wild Geese Return
重生之贵女难求—雁回时原著
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 484k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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227Chapters
2.6kRecommendations
39.6kFans
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Let's respect what others wrote in the past. It is indeed quite immature, but there's no need to be so harsh in our criticism. They were only a few years old back then, and this is an article from many years ago.
Although I like Qianshan Tea Guest's article, the climax and ending of this article are really poorly handled. Maybe it's because of the early writing. Strongly recommended to take a detour.
If you are so disrespectful of the original work, don't read it if you don't like it, and I don't ask you to read it. Besides, it's been so many years, why are you still using your current eyes to criticize the work of more than ten years ago? How could there be your Yan Hui Shi without the noble girl? The original work is a step ahead of the film and television version.
I have some thoughts on this book.
This book is Qian Shan Cha Ke's debut work. If I could have written a novel when I was 15 or 16, I'd be laughing in my sleep. The writing style is a bit shy, but the TV adaptation is really good. I recommend everyone to read "When the Geese Return" 😍
To be honest, I was a bit shocked when I got to chapter eight. The female lead pulled out a few copper coins to buy two boxes of rouge for her maid. I wonder what era this is from? Was money really that useful, or was rouge just too cheap?
Here we go again! Is she just jealous? It's like every book a writer writes gets criticized. If she were really that bad, why is she a "senior writer"? Even if you don't like her, please respect her; she did put in the time and effort!
It's incredibly lucky that such a niche film and television project got accepted! 😍
I'd like to ask, I'm interested in the original novel because I'm watching the TV series, but the comments don't seem very positive. Would you recommend watching it? 🔨
How come it's only 480,000 words? That's so short!
I have to get this off my chest; I'm disgusted.
I watched the drama but didn't read the novel, so the following content mainly focuses on the drama. When I saw the matriarch, such a clever person, die in such a ridiculously stupid way, it felt like I'd been fed excrement. It was a forced attempt to whitewash her, a contrived death, and blatant emotional manipulation. I laughed out loud. The once vibrant character suddenly became like an NPC.