Reborn: The Chronicles of Qian Nu
重生之倩女纪事
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.2M Words
- Genre
- Modern Romance
- Subgenre
- Urban Life
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
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571Chapters
10.8kRecommendations
8kFans
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Uh, sometimes it uses the first person, sometimes the third person, it feels a bit confusing.
Why write the female lead as such a lovesick fool?
It feels like a notebook, recording what I did today and what I did yesterday. The characters are unremarkable, and what's even more horrifying is that the female lead is too much of a fangirl. It's repulsive to watch; even if a girl is secretly adorable when she's infatuated, she'll act extremely reserved.
The content is good, but the female lead's infatuation with a guy is disgusting.
Doesn't the author revise the following text? The alternation between first-person and third-person narration makes it feel very confusing.
I enjoy watching the female lead go to work, and I hope she continues to work and doesn't quit her job after marriage.
I'd like to ask the author what inspired the switch between first-person and third-person perspectives. Is there any hidden meaning? Doesn't it feel awkward?
Knowledge of narrator is basic writing knowledge that should be mastered by the third grade of elementary school. Did the author drop out of elementary school?
Spelling errors and typos everywhere...! From beginning to end, there wasn't a single chapter without typos! The pronouns are mixed up, switching between first and third person—it's really confusing...
It switches between first-person and third-person perspectives, making it very confusing to read.