A Dai

The beginning was great, and the female lead was very spirited. I just can't understand why she still got married in the end. Since there are immortals, demons, ghosts, and even a sword immortal like Yan Chixia, the female lead could have cultivated immortality and Taoism too! But she still got married in the end! Furthermore, the male lead is reincarnated into the body of a spoiled brat, which feels so awkward. It would have been better if it were just a love story between a human and a ghost.

The opening of this story was full of inspiration, which I greatly appreciated. I didn't want it to dwell too much on the court and harem, as it inevitably became clichéd once it started. Unfortunately, the story is already finished.

The first few dozen chapters were absolutely stunning, but the style abruptly changed later, turning into a domestic drama. It's a shame about the vibrant and talented Adele. Although it's a pity, it's still worth finishing.

This story truly becomes more and more wonderful with each reading. It blends various stories and legends into a harmonious whole, adding fictional characters while maintaining a meticulous and exquisite structure. The author has clearly put a lot of thought into it. Reading it is like eating sugarcane from the bottom up; the sweeter it gets, the better it becomes.

The female lead is really patient; I don't want to say much about her motherly temper. There are many theories in the story that are forcibly whitewashed. 6.

I've finished watching it. The beginning was a delightful surprise, full of wit and humor; I initially thought it was a fanfiction of Strange Tales from a Chinese Studio. But as I read on, the focus of the story shifted. Later, it turned into power struggles within wealthy families and court intrigues, and that unique feeling faded. I only found out from the author that this book was written over two years, which explains the change, but it's still a bit of a shame.

In general, she is a kind-hearted woman who transmigrates to another world. She is kind-hearted, self-controlled, and not the ruthless type.

This book is very well written and amazing; it's the kind of book I'd reread. I've been wanting to find something similar, but I haven't been able to. It's a bit of a shame the author hasn't written anything new.

It started strong but ended weakly, which is a pity, but it's still better than average.

I don't know what to say. I saw this a long time ago, and I stumbled upon it today, so I'm just checking in. 😜