May the Years Be Splendid and Peaceful
锦若安年
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 7y ago
- English
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The female lead is so strange. If she doesn't like Ji Shuxuan, why is she paying so much attention to him and helping him? She seems to care about him a lot... I guess people in ancient times weren't allowed to be this close to men.
How incredibly stupid must this female lead be?! Being stupid in her past life was one thing, but even after being reborn, she's still foolish enough to get schemed against time and time again!
What disgusted and annoyed me the most was Yuan Ke's marriage. Yuan Ke was tricked by Yan Chong into marrying Chang Le, which was truly despicable. Yet, the female lead showed no anger towards her cousin whatsoever; her questioning of Yan Chong was more like flirting. Yuan Ke was so good to the female lead, and in the end, he had no choice but to accept being forced into marriage by Yan Chong.
It would be best to wipe out Aunt Meng's entire family this time. Since the master hasn't remarried, she's really started to think of herself as the mistress of the house. She's usurped the throne and even wants to exterminate the original wife's children.
I don't actually expect the female lead to be super smart, but she can't be as stupid as a pig either...
I stumbled upon this book and was immediately captivated. The author's writing is excellent, the plot unfolds layer by layer, and the suspense is intricately woven, keeping you on the edge of your seat until the very end. The brotherly bond between Yan Er and his brother is the most touching I've ever read in a rebirth/time-travel novel.
The writing is excellent, I support it! I'm interested in reading it. But, could you perhaps suggest, albeit timidly, that there be a few fewer instances of modern language? Sorry for being picky. 🌹
Why does the plot seem so familiar? The male lead is also the emperor's nephew, and he's incredibly favored, always thought to be the emperor's son. It turns out he's actually the son of the emperor's concubine and her previous husband, and was raised by the concubine's deceased sister…
The author is indeed excellent; I really like him.
The punctuation is bizarre. Didn't the author read it aloud after finishing it?