
The Boudoir's Deadly Secret
闺煞
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 651k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Classical Alternate History
- Updated
- 11y ago
- English
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The ending was so rushed! Did the author just give up? But the whole story was really satisfying; the female lead wasn't resentful at all, and she dealt with everyone who offended her equally.
I read this novel a few years ago; it was my first reincarnation-themed ancient romance novel with a revenge theme. I recently reread it out of boredom. Unfortunately, many plot holes remain unresolved, and the characters aren't well-developed enough. They're simply portrayed as either evil or good. I think villains can also have a good side, which would make them more relatable and human.
It's a decent novel; the reborn female protagonist changes her destiny. However, the ending feels rushed, abruptly ending without a proper conclusion, and some plot points are left unresolved before the story abruptly concludes.
The female lead's biggest advantage is that she always seems to escape punishment, right? Before her father took her back, she said she had no choice but to go back, but in the end she still signed that useless piece of paper. What was she thinking? The Fifth Prince summoned her to confess; wouldn't a beating be enough? Why let her lecture him? Does she even have the right to do that?
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"The Strategies of Seeking Immortality" is a wonderful Xianxia (fantasy) novel, with chivalry as its core and immortality as its wings! The female characters are portrayed with great detail. Highly recommended for all you lovely ladies! If you like it, please add it to your bookshelf to support this newbie—you newbies love it!
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