The Legitimate Daughter Comes First

Sorry, I can't read any further. Whenever the male and female leads are together, the male lead is always bullying and coercing the female lead. And all the female lead does is feel ashamed and indignant. I'm speechless at how frivolous this historical romance is. I simply can't stand it anymore.

The book's plot is a bit weak and disjointed. Even though the female lead is reborn and knows the bad guys, she's always passively reacting to their moves. By chapter 300-something, she still hasn't dealt with the head wife, who's been malicious from beginning to end. It's exhausting to read. And the foreshadowing of the brocade box and the flame makeup was planted very early on...

It feels weird, and it's really uncomfortable to watch. Although Chu Li and the Crown Prince are the same person, the female lead doesn't know that. In her eyes, they're two different people, yet she treats them indiscriminately, kissing him without warning... Even though she realizes it herself, she doesn't feel any change.

How did you guys come to this conclusion?

I don't know what happened later, but she clearly had absolutely no intelligence or common sense at the beginning. Take that box incident, for example. Putting aside the fact that she blatantly placed the box on the carriage in front of the enemy, and then it got stolen, she just told her cousin she'd look for it and went back. My god, even if someone lost a handkerchief, they'd find it, right?

Well, how should I put it? The male and female leads are both quite good. The male lead is incredibly capable and invincible, while the female lead is incredibly silly, but adorably silly, and not at all annoying. The first 700-odd chapters are alright. But the last 100-odd chapters completely collapse, the kind of collapse that shatters into pieces. I finished reading it in a state of shock, almost thinking the author had given up on themselves, and then it just ended.

What's wrong with you today? Are you planning to finish writing it all in one go? 😁

The original poster's writing isn't bad, it's excellent; it's just that their values ​​are extremely skewed. Example 1: Who does Physician Wang, who has an extremely good relationship with the female lead's uncle, treat? He treats all sorts of awful relatives who oppose the female lead. The more antagonistic they are, the more he treats them. Who doesn't he treat?

I bought the whole book, but I couldn't finish it because the female lead was so stupid.

The brocade box was so important, yet there was no explanation whatsoever; it was just left lying around on the carriage... Why wasn't it looked for then?! They knew someone might have taken it! And then... It got lost... And then they moved on to other things. The blood antidote was just mentioned so casually... 😭😭😭😭😭😭😭😭