The Marquis's Mute Daughter
侯府小哑女
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 3.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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The writing is alright, but I really dislike the idea of someone traveling back in time to an ancient dynasty and immediately starting to produce food, build greenhouses to grow vegetables, etc. Why is that place poor? Because of low productivity. Why? Because there's no advanced technology, no good seeds, and no related basic infrastructure. It's caused by a combination of many factors.
I only started reading this book because it was free for a limited time. At first, I thought the pacing was good; conflicts were resolved quickly and efficiently, and the clever plot twists surprised me. Plus, the author's writing was good, making it a satisfying and enjoyable read.
After reading over twenty chapters, I found it a bit unbelievable. This Princess Xiao went to the Princess's house as a guest and managed to fool the Princess with just a few words. If she were really that capable, how could she have been suppressed by a concubine in the inner quarters for twenty years? Isn't that ridiculous!
I came in to read this for free for a limited time. The book is readable. The supporting characters and villains aren't the kind of idiots who suddenly become stupid when they're around the protagonist. Even if there are idiots, they're just naturally not very bright. 😁
Having read over 300 chapters, I'm amazed that a modern person's marriage is still arranged by their parents? Given the female lead's shrewdness and upbringing in modern society, how could she have such a personality? And the male lead is a simp? The female lead has rejected him so many times! The male lead is supposed to be decisive and ruthless, yet he's a simp?
I finished reading this book in one go within a week; it's very well written!
I'd like to ask when the male and female leads' relationship begins to develop.
I really hate the female lead's mother. The more I watched, the more disgusted I felt with her. She's like an idiot. In the beginning, she frantically tried to arrange marriages for the female lead, and when the female lead didn't like it, she even tried to sell her the down-on-his-luck cousin again and again. Feeling guilty towards her maternal clan, she used her daughter to pay off debts.
Change your self-reference to "I," "this prince," or "I, this king."
This book title lacks grandeur. I suggest changing it.