An Extraordinary Woman

I'm not usually one to write book reviews, but I couldn't resist reading the ending halfway through this one. I started reading with high expectations because of Xi Da's work, but the female lead in this book is just... Unbelievable... And the logic is a bit messed up too... It seems people grow step by step, and so do their works. Looking forward to hope Da's new works.

Looking back at Xida's dark history again, it's all so chaotic and confusing.

I read hope Xing's "The Great Princess," the first time in my life I've ever spent 70 yuan to read a web novel. It was an incredibly exciting and addictive read! 👍 "Jun Jiuling" is also very good. 👍 But after reading through all her books, this one is disappointing, frustrating, and unbelievable. 😆 hope Xing's story of a protagonist's comeback is amazing! 👍

Thankfully, this isn't the first book by hope Xing I've read. I was captivated by his other works, which drew me to this one. The difference is striking! What a pity I would have missed out on hope Xing because of this book! Thank goodness!

I persevered and watched until the end just to see how unlucky and miserable the female lead would be. It truly lived up to its reputation as a "dark history" story. There are no wrong nicknames, only wrong names! If you're a reader who's already read Xi Da's masterpiece, I advise you not to jump into this pit. It's really just asking for trouble. Even rereading "The First Marquis" couldn't soothe my wounded heart. 😢

In chaotic times and with chaotic humanity, how can one expect to remain detached from the world while simultaneously navigating all situations? The female protagonist appears independent and calm, but in reality, she lacks the ability to discern character and trust others.

Is this considered a dark chapter in hope Da's history? 😁😁😁

I abandoned this story last year, but couldn't resist picking it up again. Before I even got to where I left off last year, I felt like abandoning it again—it's just too chaotic. My appetite for it has been ruined by my third reread of "The Great Princess." 🤫

This is the only female lead I don't like in any of hope Da's books!

Hope Da's first book, though short, is quite good. The content is a bit thin; some parts could be expanded upon. The whole thing is a bit angsty!