The Lord’s Wife
君妻
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 467k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 9y ago
- English
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The female protagonist is reborn to avoid the fate of becoming a nun and falling off a cliff to her death after being harassed by Prince Jiang in her previous life. Therefore, she cannot be saved by the male protagonist, Wei Kang. As a result, she is still schemed by the Wei family to marry into the Wei family along with her sister.
I don't know when I saved this, what is this thing? The man has a pig's head, the woman has a cowering head. The Jiedushi (military governor) was in the Tang Dynasty, right? Women's status wasn't that low then.
Who generated so many recommendation votes? It made me watch so many!
The female lead closes her eyes whenever she's in danger—can someone like that be a female lead? Seeing this really makes me uncomfortable.
After reading the comments, I didn't want to read any more; it's definitely not a satisfying read!
So, in his past life, the male protagonist schemed against the female protagonist, forcing her to become a nun. He even watched as she was nearly raped, and in the end, he helped her escape by throwing her and that beast off a cliff…
The female lead has zero skills in domestic power struggles, which is incredibly frustrating. It's not a satisfying read; the language isn't refined enough, the logic isn't solid enough, but the use of obscure characters is good. The male lead isn't handsome, but he's very manly. The female lead is beautiful, but she has no skills whatsoever and her personality is very awkward. It's all for nothing that she was reborn.
The premise was good, but the writing was really incomprehensible. It kept emphasizing the heroine's noble background and always foreshadowed how powerful she was, but in reality, she had no ability at all. She was harmed several times, and that was that. She didn't even understand the situation after getting married. And yet she was reborn. It's a pity that such a good premise was wasted.
The ending felt rushed. It seemed like many things were left unresolved, but were glossed over. His older brother's dissatisfaction with the female lead, and seeing so much focus on her eyes, I thought there was going to be an assassination. Sending the female lead to the nunnery made me think it was going to be a reenactment of the final scene from her previous life, but it turned out to be... Heh. →_→
Having read up to chapter eighteen, I have to say the female lead's...
Having read up to chapter 18, I have to say the female lead's personality is indeed unlikable; she's too self-righteous. I don't know if this is foreshadowing by the author, but I'll keep reading and add more comments later.