The Poisonous Bride

I was fooled by the reviews... This isn't a funny book... It's just typical domestic power struggles.

The book is often filled with humorous and witty language, which is really funny.

I don't really like omnipotent doctors who can cure everything. They're not real gods. Modern medicine is so advanced, yet it still can't cure most diseases.

It's pretty good. The unmarried female protagonist is reborn into the body of a married woman. She not only avenges the deceased woman but also avenges herself after the divorce. It's a novel where the female protagonist schemes step by step. It's a pretty good rebirth novel. Such wonderful rebirth novels are rare. There are no golden fingers or cheat codes, and not much exaggeration. It's more realistic, which makes it more enjoyable.

At first, it was quite enjoyable to watch, and the revenge against the bad guys was very satisfying. However, as the plot progressed, the villains' stupidity became excessive. How did Xue Wenhao become a third-ranked scholar in the imperial examination at the age of twenty? He must have been incredibly talented, with exceptional intelligence and emotional intelligence.

Classic jokes, a must-see for everyone! 1. Erlang Shen chases after the White Bone Demon. The White Bone Demon said, "We have no grudges against each other, so why are you relentlessly pursuing me?" Erlang Shen said, "Because I've taken a liking to your body!" The White Bone Demon said shyly, "What use would you have for a pile of bones?"

The opening plot alone is enough to make you kneel in awe of the author's imagination; the story is so brilliant, it's a shame she's not a screenwriter.

The Empress Dowager was essentially a power-hungry, self-serving, and greedy tyrant, utterly repulsive. The Empress Dowager is a disgusting character. She clearly used the original female protagonist, a princess, but she still acted as if she was helpless and in pain.

😭😭😭What misunderstandings are there about humor in the comments section?

I've skimmed through about 90% of it, and all I get is that the female lead is so shallow and indifferent to the people in the story; she doesn't seem like someone from a powerful family at all. So I can't imagine what the country in the book must be like.