
After Being Exiled, I Led My Whole Family in Rebellion
流放后我带全家造反了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.6M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 2y ago
- English
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347Chapters
2.6kRecommendations
3.3kFans
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Was it necessary for the female lead to be so kind to this family?
It seems unnecessary for the female lead to acknowledge this family. As a junior, even if she is a victim, she must be filial to her elders or she will be blamed by everyone, including her parents. The whole process of using various schemes, coercion, and inducement to get their approval is exhausting to watch.
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Enough with the chit-chat, this is a good book. My financial situation is limited, but I cast all the votes I could. To be honest, I personally dislike female totalitarianism that aims to retaliate against the entire world, and thankfully the author was relatively restrained in this regard.
I spent 35 yuan to recharge my account and saw 198 chapters updated so far. The initial points were 10, then 20, then 30, with each chapter only 25 pages long (30 points total). I'm dropping the story. Mainly, I disliked the female lead's overly saintly attitude towards Lezhi and her excessive leniency towards her (extremely difficult) relatives in the early stages. It was a waste of my money.
The author's writing is clearly good, but the pacing in the beginning was too slow. The novel's selling points are infrastructure development and a female empress, attracting readers who are generally drawn to strong female protagonist stories. However, the early chapters dedicate too much space to depicting various awful family members, especially given the dire situation.
An absolutely stunning article
The initial pace was a bit slow, but the human struggle that unfolded after the exile began was beautifully portrayed. I was deeply alarmed that my point reserves were insufficient (touches wallet).
The female lead is very good
Dear author, is this your first book? The writing style feels very mature and skillful, and the pacing is excellent. I actually read it all without missing a single chapter.
What became of Hu Wei? Did Xu Zhenying deal with him?
I'm not sure if I missed something. Does anyone know Hu Wei's fate? His efforts in causing the plague killed hundreds of thousands, which reminds me of what Unit 731 did. Xu Zhenying covered it up at the time. Was there any reckoning afterward? Was he tried?
It's a really good article, so it's strange that there are so few comments.
I found a good book, the reviews are pretty good, I'm going to read it 😄
Keep it up, Cao Cao Ziwei! Wishing you great success!