Lu Mingwei was reborn on the very day her engagement was called off.
The scumbag who had ruined her life was still standing right in front of her, talking on and on. “Weiwei, I know I’m handsome and talented, but you can’t pin all your hopes on one person.”
“Though we weren’t meant to be, you’ll never meet anyone better than me. Still, you have to live your life well. Don’t look down on yourself.”
In her previous life, Lu Mingwei had been so used to putting on a false front that the first thing she did after opening her eyes was spit at the stinking man. “I praised you because I’m an insincere person, not because you’re actually so damn great. Take a look in the mirror and get a grip on reality, thanks!”
Cui Minglou raised an eyebrow. He had always thought Lu Mingwei was not only insincere but also blind. This time, she’d managed to cure herself of both problems.
In her previous life, Lu Mingwei had lived alone until old age and was known throughout Shengjing’s social circles as a spinster.
Reborn once more, she decided to mend her ways. What did she need a man for? She only wanted to shine on her own.
But somehow, her path kept taking unexpected turns.
A wealthy, rakish young prince, a dashing and carefree general, and a talented young chief minister all began to see her in a different light.
Don't forget Su Yao, finish that chapter.
Some thoughts on Madam Wei: Although the author tries hard to portray her as a noble and virtuous figure, judging from the protagonist's past life, Madam Wei's love for her was practically a form of spoiling and destroying. A heroine doesn't necessarily know how to raise a daughter.
Why would the Duchess, having received the sapphire jewelry, send it to her family to have someone search for it? What if it truly contained a message? Could she guarantee it wouldn't be leaked?
It's a complete mess, every single day!
When will the novel "Crown of Pearls" be updated?
It's excellent; the author has constructed a very rich plot, and it reads very smoothly. The character descriptions are just right, and the transitions between subplots and the main storyline are natural. Besides this book, I'm also currently following "Cultivator Family," and I've read over a thousand chapters in one go! I'm experiencing a reading slump; does anyone have any good book recommendations?
It's clearly a power struggle for the throne, yet they're causing trouble within the inner quarters, and the female supporting character or NPC is obsessively obsessed, going down a dead-end path. But it's watchable, before you get bored! However, I've always had a question: is it normal for a court to drive even the most loyal and devoted officials to the brink of despair?
The writing style is not bad, but the problem of repeating the same thing over and over again is very serious. It's not just once or twice, it's many, many times. Can you please respect the readers' feelings? It's a pity... If these problems didn't exist, the rankings and rewards would be so much better 😮💨
Is it still necessary to update chapters in advance if there are always anti-piracy measures in place?
Is this a character from a young lady's quarters? The duplicate content has been corrected, but the frequent problems make me lose interest in reading it. I'm giving up.