Yan Nan Returns

The beginning was indeed well-written, but after chapter 100 I couldn't continue reading. It became rambling and wordy. Characters were constantly falling into water and breaking legs 😥, always exhausted, and there were no healthy people; everyone had various forms of frailty. What should have been a few words of misunderstanding dragged on for ages without being resolved. I gave up.

I've watched about 70%. I really can't watch any more. I think I was fooled by the synopsis; it was epic and exuded an overwhelming aura of power. However, the entire book is quite depressing. It also devotes a significant amount of space to describing numerous other characters' romantic subplots that are not part of the main storyline.

Can the female lead please speak with a bit more energy? Either her eyes are glazed over, or her tone is flat, and she only occasionally furrows her brow. 😂 Can't we get a little more energetic?! 🤔

After reading the novel's synopsis, I feel it's necessary to clarify something. In ancient times, class distinctions were extremely strict. Daughters of officials would not marry into merchant families, unless they were daughters of fallen officials. The female protagonist in the story is the daughter of a treacherous official, meaning she comes from a relatively powerful official family.

The original owner was purely abandoned and killed by her parents 😒. Disgusting! They don't deserve to be human. Either repay them with your body for love or for saving your life, or don't have children 😒. Was the original owner's mother truly weak? She even knew to save money to buy concubines and dowries for her brothers and sisters.

I'm a little confused. Why is the female lead always confused? Is she not smart enough?

This is another book I initially loved, but it became incredibly verbose in the middle. The repetitive memories and the dual rebirth plot, despite the male lead being portrayed as incredibly powerful, resulted in both he and the female lead's family suffering greatly.

I feel very tired reading this, and I have no desire to continue. I've read about ten chapters, and I don't want to read anymore.

The content is tedious and the plot is hollow. I don't recommend getting into this; it's not good.

I'm currently reading chapter 186. After chapter 100, I feel like it's not that readers want to drop the story, but rather that the author has started to deceive them. The author himself might as well abandon the story first; it's too verbose.