When the Wind Rises at the Space-Time Gate
风起时空门
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.5M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Transmigration Romance
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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566Chapters
29kRecommendations
18.9kFans
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I started reading it because the beginning was novel and unconventional, but I only found out today that it was written by the author of "Battle of the Zhu Gate," which scared me. I don't know whether I should continue reading. You know, "Battle of the Zhu Gate" was also quite attractive at first, but in the end it became the most disgusting female-oriented novel I've read since joining Qidian.
Author, can you please stop with this saccharine, saintly female lead trope? She's given so much money and still gets ripped off! Are you even her biological mother? In real life, they've long since lost contact. Even with the greatest debt of gratitude for raising her, this is no excuse for exploitation! If you keep writing like this, I'm dropping the story! And the female lead seems to rely heavily on the male lead... Oh dear!
I spent money to buy many chapters, then dropped it. After reading the last few chapters, where the female lead uses all her earnings to buy a house for her adoptive parents' daughter, all I can say is...
I still really like this book, and I hope the author continues to create. I particularly like the following points: ①The interactions between the protagonist and the female lead are really heartwarming and I love them. In the past, when I read parent-child novels, such as novels about parenting variety shows or novels about time travel to ancient times to take care of children, I often had a big…
It's quite good. I'm looking forward to the rest of the story. I hope the female lead won't be dragged down by her adoptive mother's family.
The female lead is a saint reincarnated, even more saintly than the Virgin Mary herself, enough to give you a heart attack from anger.
I abandoned the novel a long time ago, but I came back to check it out during the limited-time free offer. I'm so glad I abandoned it early; the female lead's pushover behavior slowly made me angry.
The female lead is too saintly.
Sigh, can the female lead really stop being so saintly? Her stepfather was sick and asked her for 150,000 yuan, which she gave him on her credit card – understandable given his kindness in raising her. Then her stepmother gave the remaining tens of thousands of yuan to her younger sister, a fact the female lead knew.
Poor character design, a pushover saintly female lead
Speechless. The female lead's character is just awful—weak, pushover, and a saint. It's infuriating to watch.
When I saw the female lead's adoptive father die and her adoptive mother want money to buy a new car, honestly, I could understand the adoptive parents, but not the female lead. It's normal for adoptive parents to want benefits and care for their biological daughter, but the female lead, as an adopted daughter, has already given enough and shouldn't have blindly obeyed.