
The Noble Lady
贵女
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 892k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 12y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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Everything else is fine, but the plot between chapters is disjointed. It feels like the plot of the previous chapter wasn't finished, and then a new plot started in the next chapter, which feels very abrupt.
[Chapter Review] Commentary on Chapter 213
Serves them right, they brought this on themselves~~~ These people have no conscience at all~~~ If a rich young lady doesn't treat you like human beings, then the servants don't care about their own lives either. Does that mean the old man shouldn't live?
I finished reading it elsewhere. Did the author forget that the Ding family had a son born to Consort Gui, Ding Minwen, who was born out of wedlock? Minxin was mentioned briefly, but this son was completely ignored. Perhaps the author forgot about him?
This seems a bit bizarre, isn't it? There's no way it could be this extreme.
Why are there only two or three book reviews?