
Reborn: The Fierce Qingye
重生之悍女青叶
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 2.2M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Business & Farming
- Updated
- 10y ago
- English
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Ancient-Era Romance: Business and Farming
When life gets noisy and tiresome, settle down with a gentle, heartwarming story about rural life... Business and farming stories generally fall into a few categories. Here's a brief overview: 1. Rebirth: The heroine suffered a miserable life in her previous one, perhaps because she trusted the wrong people, was harmed by a treacherous husband, or was sacrificed by her family. Reborn, she vows to repay every wrong and settle every score. She takes on awful relatives and builds her fortune, meets
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Honestly, it's perfectly normal for a man who was betrothed to a mentally challenged girl when he was three to want to break off the engagement later in life. I really don't understand the author's psychology in having the female lead punish the scumbag Zhou Xiucai, even though she clearly disliked him. Does the author expect Zhou Xiucai to happily marry a mentally challenged woman for things to be right?!
I couldn't stand the sight of that dried tobacco; it was so jarring. Tobacco originated in South America. In farming literature, you often see old men smoking pipes – where did that tobacco come from? Tobacco cultivation in China only began during the Qing Dynasty, and it was incredibly expensive then, only the wealthy could afford it.
Wow, it looks really good!
Although it was a bit long, there were no awkward silences, no excessive rambling, and no rewinding (constant repetition), which was truly rare.
I really couldn't stand it anymore. It's so verbose, with constant repetition and endless praise—it's ridiculous! It feels like all there is is flowery language and no substance. Even the good parts are contradictory and keep changing. Has the author never even read their own book? It started off somewhat interesting; I thought I'd found something to read during my reading slump, but the more I read, the more disappointed I became.
I feel the sentences are a bit awkward.
Wow~ This is really exciting!
Author, your story concept is truly brilliant! It always makes one indignant.
Oh ho~
That's quite interesting! You should check it out!
How did Xiao Wu die? What are the inside stories of what happened back then?
Whether Fuyao is the granddaughter or niece of the Emperor of the Great Zhou keeps changing, and whether Mo Qingye or Liang Nianyu is the older sister also keeps changing.
Thoughts
The author was likely a newcomer when writing this book, resulting in numerous plot inconsistencies and disjointed narratives. There are also several instances of conflicting character portrayals. However, overall, the main characters are likable, and I hope the author continues to improve.