
Reborn to Separate the Mandarin Ducks
重生之鸳鸯拆散
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 833k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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I love this book very much; I've read it many times a long time ago. But even such a good book has people who don't like it, which shows that everyone has their own preferences. That way, if anyone says my female lead is an idiot, I'll be calm.
It's a great read. The author has a deep literary background, and the content is concise and compact. It vividly portrays a not-so-bright, not-so-stunning beauty and a kind-hearted, rebellious teenager, making it very relatable. Most importantly, it's not too long; you can finish it in two or three days, which is perfect.
The author should have some free time to write something new; I come back every year to find nothing, it's so frustrating!
Your books are all so well-written, I can't wait for your new work! The male protagonists in both books are super cute.
Waaaaaah, I'm so heartbroken! Why wasn't this book published in Taiwan? Of the three stories by Lianzi, I like "Mandarin Ducks" the most, but only "Poisonous Woman" was published. I'm crying so hard!
Yang Hao is so cute! He's such a chubby little snack!
A country girl who inexplicably enters the Earl's mansion and "rises to prominence," and a spoiled, arrogant prince whom the royal family fears and deliberately raises—a typical cannon fodder character in a domestic power struggle. 2333333 The female lead is super cute
I laughed so hard I almost threw up! The male lead was assigned to be carried by a maid to serve as a concubine. He asked, "Does her monthly allowance come from my allowance?" I laughed so hard! Our little Hao'er is such an adorable, chubby-cheeked little treat!
How stupid! Is the female lead really in her thirties and has been a lady of high society before? Chapters 33 and 34 are incredibly stupid. Knowing that the maid had problems, she still trusted Cheng so much that she needed Madam Liu to remind her! Was Madam Liu's impression of her as having the demeanor of a lady of high society just an illusion?
Would a family with a scholarly background give their child such a name? Is it appropriate to call someone Er Ya Er Ya?