Reborn: The Female General

The more I read the female lead's flashbacks, the more I felt she died a foolish death in her past life. They said she was a general on par with the male lead, so I was expecting them to outwit and outmaneuver each other. Turns out, my expectations for the female lead were too high… Both being generals, didn't the female protagonist have a few trusted confidants? Yet she was so easily murdered.

It's true what they say, you shouldn't read book reviews. I enjoyed reading the physical book, but the reviews almost made me furious. If you don't like it, just don't read it! He Yan is great, I love her! 😊

Seriously, please stop labeling this book as "strong female lead." The female lead is only strong when she's away from the male lead, and completely weak when he's around. She has absolutely no redeeming qualities as long as he's present; all the limelight goes to him. Author, you don't need to be this obsessed with men. How can this be labeled a "power fantasy"?

This story is okay for killing time, but if you're looking for a strong female lead and an even stronger male lead, you should probably look elsewhere. It's a typical story for those who prefer strong female leads and even stronger male leads. The female lead is a complete brute; she's good at fighting, but when it comes to using her brain, her intelligence is truly below average.

I don't quite understand those who criticize the female lead for being too stupid. She spends most of her time in the military camp. How could a rough and tough guy in the military camp have so many tricks up his sleeve? Besides, how can someone who rarely interacts with women be the same as someone who has lived in a big mansion since childhood and has eight hundred tricks up his sleeve?

He Yan and Cheng Xiu, sigh, it's so heartbreaking to watch.

This borrows the title and skills of a female general, but fails to provide her with the intelligence and dignity. Purely...

Don't read the comments on this book, or you'll really lose interest. 😒😒 Such a good book, yet people always find fault with it.

Why isn't such a good book more popular?! It's so good! The author's writing is also amazing, much better than those mindless wish-fulfillment novels! The writing about family, country, world, battlefield history... It's so well done, you could say you can't understand it without some literary knowledge.

I think the author writes very well! The emotions are delicate and captivating, the male and female leads are well-developed, and their values ​​are very positive. Isn't the point of reading a book to enjoy yourself and pass the time? If you're constantly looking for plot holes in a book, what's the point of reading a novel? Why don't you go study history? Mind your own business! 😓