Heavenly Robes, Boundless Charm

I read this book several years ago, and it left a deep impression on me. I can still remember the general plot. It has a unique concept and a touching story (it really is very moving). I don't know how others would rate it, but I especially liked it.

Revisiting it in 2021, the plot and writing style are still relevant; Italy's writing was incredibly mature back then. But why are some of his later works completely inferior?

Good, it's good, the plot is intricate yet logical.

The premise is good, but the male and female leads are so unlikeable that I wanted to torture them while watching.

The author's stories are all short and concise, without any unnecessary dragging or forced plotting. After finishing them, you'll feel wanting more and eagerly anticipate their next work.

Living clothes? That's so creative! I've already cast my vote!

The beginnings were quite good, but after finishing the whole book, thinking about the author gave me a feeling of... "A beautiful woman, yet she became a thief." Although I don't like the female lead, I also think that if the plot connections and transitions had been handled better, and more time had been spent polishing the writing, it would have been a classic. It's a pity.

Why isn't there a Chapter 21...?

I recommend "Rebirth of a Rich Girl with a Bit of Arrogance" to everyone. It's like a novel version of "The Temptation of Going Home," with a captivating and suspenseful plot, and even some... Erotica! You can search for "Rebirth of a Rich Girl with a Bit of Arrogance" or the author: An Zike.