
The Little Maid of the Great Ming
大明小婢
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 836k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Ancient Destined Romance
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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Chong Ken's Reading List
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Why hasn't the author started a new story? It's been over a year.
It's finally finished after 6 years! Not bad.
I've finished watching it. The death of Seventh Brother was so heartbreaking. After the female lead was shot, the male lead even served the emperor; it would have been so much better to kill him then. It ended abruptly, but it was still quite good.
The female lead's personality is also contradictory. On one hand, she cannot accept that Jing Yu has become cruel and disregards the lives of his comrades, but on the other hand, she disregards the lives of innocent military families when rescuing military prostitutes.
I have bought all of Mu Fei's books. Although this book, "The Little Maid of the Ming Dynasty," took several years to complete, I read it in one go without any major gaps. I found that the author has made further progress in her narrative skills. This is probably what they mean by "slow and steady wins the race."
I've been following the author's serialized works lately, and while waiting for updates, I'll check out some of their previously completed works.
The villain is ridiculously strong! I wouldn't mind if he were weak and evenly matched, but he's ridiculously strong. All the good luck seems to have fallen on him – he's practically the author's favorite! He's the only one with any brain in the whole novel. What kind of garbage is this?