The Immortal Wife Arrives

The book is good, but why would a great immortal be someone's shadow, a substitute for someone else's failed relationship? Why do I find it so disgusting? Isn't this incredibly abusive? Even in real life, women would be furious if they were used as someone else's substitute, and this happens repeatedly.

I find the female lead's views incompatible with modern values, which makes it inexplicably funny.

The book is good and very relaxing. The only awkward thing is Ye Junhao; it's always written as "Mr. Ye," doesn't it seem strange?

I'm just taking up a small corner, please don't be angry, everyone. Here's the thing: I'm sharing a book about the late Qin Dynasty where the protagonist's soul transmigrates into Xiang Yu's body. Interested readers can check it out: *The Overlord Must Win*, *First Rank*. (Not simplistic, not simplistic, not simplistic!) Please forgive me if this is a disturbance.

I'm speechless at the author's writing. They can't even distinguish between second-person and third-person perspectives; the dialogue is suffocating to read.