A Return to Glory
复贵袭人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 562k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 13y ago
- English
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I don't know what the female lead is doing after being reborn. Isn't it for revenge? After all, in her previous life, she caused the death of her entire family, yet she felt no hatred for the culprit. What should we call that? A saintly figure...?
It'll have to do. The reborn heroine tries to protect her family and find the mastermind behind it all, but in the end, nothing comes of it.
The author's writing style still feels too immature. The plot development, character settings, and other aspects don't hold up to scrutiny. Keep up the good work; after all, it's a 2013 work.
The plot is illogical, and the protagonist's plot armor is too strong.
It started strong but ended weakly; Prince Jin had shown no prior indication of anything.
The plot started strong but ended weakly. There was no indication that Prince Jin intended to covet the female lead's things, and his noble character was consistently emphasized. He was even put in charge of overseeing some competition. The plot shifts abruptly and without any smooth transition. It was completely unexpected; the male lead suddenly discovered something, and Stone just returned. Speechless. This first long review is truly terrible, starting strong but ending weakly.