The Phoenix Clan's Legitimate Daughter

The author's writing style changed drastically in the later works; it became less rigorous than before, and the author switched to writing lighthearted, easy-to-read stories? ... I miss the world of marriage so much!

Has the author changed for the Italian book? Even if the writing style has changed, the writing quality shouldn't be that different, right? It's completely different; the previous books were all very good. 🤔🤔🤔

This doesn't feel like it was written by Yi Qianzhong. It's too amateurish. Was his account hacked?

What's so great about being a priest's wife? You have to feed your husband with your own blood, watch him bear children while you remain childless, and after his early death, your life is miserable. Only someone with a serious illness would vie to become a priest's wife.

I feel this book by the author is too dark. There are endless conspiracies and schemes, one after another. Everyone who appears seems to be a schemer targeting the female lead. It's constantly fighting and turning the mundane into the legendary. It's visually tiring and mentally exhausting. Who is the big shot behind this grand scheme? Please, it can't be some nobody.

This can't be the author's work! The vocabulary and phrasing are simplistic and childish, the writing is tedious and drawn-out—it's simply unbearable. I started reading because of the author, but after less than two hundred chapters, I've decided to drop it. Sigh.

The former is one of the most memorable ancient rebirth novels I've read on Qidian in recent years. The characters' personalities and psychological changes are well-developed, and the human nature is portrayed with subtlety and realism as the story unfolds. It's considered one of the best rebirth novels.

That's great! The author kept their word; the frequent updates were very enjoyable to read. 😁

It feels like all the female protagonists in Italian novels are kept in the dark, spending their days indulging in mundane affairs and trivial matters. Meanwhile, the male protagonists are always the ones who say, "I know everything, but I'm not telling you.

Let's award Gu Fenglin the title of the most tragic male protagonist. He was expelled in his youth, and after only a few years of good life, he faced countless life-threatening situations in his quest for success. Later, he managed to strategize and plan everything. He finally managed to marry a wife, but then suffered greatly from poisoning.