The Chronicle of Ronghua

... I originally thought Hua Weijing was the male lead and Hua Yude was the villain, but I didn't expect Hua Yude to be redeemed and become the male lead in the end! Speaking of which, doesn't the female lead have any psychological trauma from facing the person who wanted to kill her in her past life?

I didn't see any benefit from the rebirth to the female lead. She lacked decisiveness, wisdom, and foresight; all she showed was hesitation and procrastination. It was exhausting to watch.

After reading the synopsis, why do so many authors like to use the idiom "infamous" to describe a girl? Speechless...

The story structure and character development are good, but there's too much unnecessary dialogue.

Having reached chapter eighty, I'm increasingly confused. What exactly is the author trying to write? It's all rambling on and on. You need to have an interesting point in your novel to keep readers engaged. Even at chapter eighty, my thoughts are still scattered. Actually, the writing style is alright, and the author has some knowledge. It's just that the story is incredibly boring.

It's exhausting to watch; the female lead must have something wrong with her head.

It's giving me a headache; the interpersonal relationships are too complicated, and the main character doesn't seem to care about his own safety. Thankfully, I've only read about 20 chapters, or I'd be tortured to death!

I like Jin Ge'er. Is there ever a spin-off of Jin Ge'er's story?

Making her cousin a concubine is supposedly for her own good? What kind of logic is that? Nobody could stand it! On one side is the marquis's principal wife, and on the other is a merchant's concubine…

I read about ten chapters and found it quite exhausting. The female lead always seemed rather dim-witted! To see Uncle Hua (supposedly the male lead), she tricked a seven-year-old child into hiding in a rockery cave for hours, hungry and cold, even running back to eat and warm herself before leading her group to find Jin Ge'er.