
Reborn: The Plus-Size Girl Turns Her Life Around
重生之肥妹翻身
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- Completed
- Length
- 2.5M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Wealthy Family
- Updated
- 8y ago
- English
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First of all, a reminder to those of you reading this and commenting: this novel is quite good, so please don't give up on it because of the opinions I'll mention below. After reading for so long, I'll write a long review. This is my first time writing, so please forgive me, author; I'm not very good at expressing myself. Let me share a few thoughts. I'll get straight to the point.
After finishing the main text today, I casually glanced at the author's biography. To be honest, I felt she was very genuine and didn't soften her stance just because some people spent a little money to read the book. I like that. Regarding whether this book is good or bad, I believe a hundred people will have a hundred different opinions. But at the very least, we should respect the author.
Changing the male lead halfway through is really hard to accept...
The best Situ Xuan didn't end up with An Mu, so I swear I'll never read any more novels by that author.
I don't care, if An Mu doesn't end up with Situ Xuan, I'll give up reading this book.
I read more than half of it and couldn't keep going, so I decided to just read the finale. But then the male lead was changed! I was so confused. It doesn't follow the usual novel formula at all. And this book should really be called "Both the Male Lead and the Supporting Male Character Love Me."
I feel Situ Xuan was better 🥺 It's surprising he didn't have a good ending.
The dialogue between the characters is so strange. Does the author rarely interact with people? The beginning was alright, but the later dialogue became quite offensive. The character development is terrible; I feel like my values will be warped if I read too much of this. This novel isn't good. Sigh, it's really hard to keep this to myself.
I agree, it started strong but ended weakly. It's a pity.
In fact, if Situ Xuan were more wicked, he could have simply wiped out the Chu family.