The Reborn Legitimate Daughter’s Handbook

I came here after reading "Secrets of a Young Lady." By the way, there's not much to say about the initial setup. First, Wang Shi's initial "pure and innocent" image and her background are too problematic. What powerful family would allow their daughter to be bullied like that? Even the second female lead, not even eight years old, can find a powerful person to join the inner quarters.

It's disgusting to watch; I'm impressed if you can even keep watching.

I also switched here after reading "The Battle of the Noble Ladies," and to be honest, it's quite well-written, though a bit long. However, after reading other books by the same author, such as "Secret Affairs of the Boudoir," many readers overwhelmingly say they couldn't continue reading. Is it really by the same author? The difference is quite significant, and many readers have expressed their frustration.

Gu Zhao and Gu Man are actually the same in status. They are both the legitimate daughters of the second branch of the family and the granddaughters of the Wang family. Moreover, Gu Zhao is a few years older than Gu Man. Why is Gu Zhao always being stared at? She is only eight or nine years old. It will be several more years before she is old enough to get married.

The author didn't put in enough effort. The Eighth Young Master sometimes calls the female lead "sister," sometimes "elder sister." One minute he says the woman who married Xu Zhiyuan in her previous life was Gu Zhao, the next he says it was Princess Changping—it's all just nonsense.

I came here after reading "The Battle of the Noble Ladies," and after reading over 30 chapters, I felt very confused and frustrated. Thankfully, I came to read the reviews and decided to give up.

What kind of novel is this?! It's so idiotic, I'm not reading it anymore.

Since you went to ask that eunuch, why didn't he ask him to transfer your uncle's official position to another place? Knowing your aunt's family is disliked, why didn't you make any changes? Being reborn and transmigrated is completely useless; it's infuriating just looking at them.

He fell into the water and was saved by luck. He prayed to the Guanyin statue, knowing there was something wrong, but did nothing and just got in the carriage, only to be saved again. Liu Liu Niang's wet nurse was also saved by someone when she released snakes.

I couldn't continue reading after chapter 200-something. Was this really written by Qin Xi herself? The chapters are terrible.