The White Lotus Strategy

I finished reading it because I have OCD. Coming from Jin Xian's book list, I personally forced myself to finish this one. So I can't help but share my thoughts. The world-building is grandiose, but overall it's about love, hate, and obsession, so it's normal for characters' values ​​to be slightly inconsistent and their personalities to be contradictory at times.

Am I morally corrupt? The entire story keeps emphasizing that Lu Ye betrayed Zhou Deyin before his rebirth. How can that be considered betrayal? Lu Ye's family was destroyed, and his mother was murdered. No one could possibly love her without any psychological barriers, right? Keeping her alive was simply a way to seek revenge on her family, wasn't it?

The female lead said she was a cursed lone star, and she wasn't wrong. Lu's mother was killed by her parents, which then drove this once-genius girl into a yandere. Because he loved her, Yang, a perfectly good merchant, was drawn into a palace coup and faced life-or-death situations.

Now, here's a rather jarring question, haha, why didn't the female lead stop the "Crown Prince is going to die" event? If she had, none of this would have happened, right? She was reborn several years before the Crown Prince's death. And she claims to have a deep sibling bond... What a fake sibling relationship, hahaha, such a huge plot hole.

As someone who has almost fully subscribed to the series, I'm just asking where I can find the missing chapters.

Why have so many books on Qidian gone offline these past few days? Why have so many book comments disappeared? Why have so many book clicks been deleted? Is the censorship starting again?

After reading chapter 276, the author expressed their opinion, supporting the author and hoping the male lead would be Gu Yan, for the following reasons: 1/ Lu Ye is a nightmare left over from her past life. Although she loves him, it is also a terrifying love. The female lead, who has a shadow in her heart in this life, fears him more than she loves him.

Why does the synopsis give one impression, while the story itself feels different? I think it's an IP with the potential to be a film or television series.

There's a time-traveling woman who can recite poems off the top of her head, and a reborn woman who didn't drink the Meng Po soup (a legendary soup for forgetting past lives) after reincarnation; the struggles between wives, concubines, and legitimate and illegitimate children are lively and melodramatic.

The male protagonist in this book is the least like a male protagonist, the most marginalized.