Ghost Emperor’s Wild Wife: The Spoiled Young Lady

The female lead has spent all her family's money and is still so arrogant. What was the author thinking, giving her such immense confidence? She wasn't murdered after transmigrating; she brought it all on herself. She's so self-centered and acts like everyone owes her something—it's annoying.

The female protagonist is arrogant and unrestrained because she feels guilty towards the original owner of the body due to her family's doting on her. She does everything without a second thought, always prioritizing herself. Based on the novel's description of the protagonist, it's clear the author's personality is quite selfish.

The synopsis feels off. The original owner was in the wrong; her fiancé openly flirted with her, so wasn't it right for him to angrily break off the engagement? Does that mean it's perfectly acceptable for a transmigrated woman to break off the engagement after discovering her fiancé's affair? You should improve your image after transmigrating; you're acting like the whole world is against you.

She's so arrogant right after transmigrating and doesn't even have the ability yet, it's a bit annoying. She used the imperial decree to refuse to kneel before the emperor, but her grandfather will still have to kneel when they meet in the future—that's a bit selfish. What kind of logic is that? If she's capable, she can become stronger before refusing to kneel. The female lead's reckless and arrogant personality is annoying.

Why does the female lead seem so arrogant? It's like she was the ruler of the world in her past life, and she's become incredibly arrogant as soon as she transmigrates!

Finishing a good book always feels like a breakup when you reach the end...

I regret buying this book 😭

"Infinite Trials of Death" is a mystery-solving, infinite flow novel. Might makes right, but wisdom is essential for survival. The protagonist enters an apocalyptic world, unaware of its danger, thus beginning his infinite journey. The author skillfully uses foreshadowing, planting clues in many places, and the plot twists are excellent and always unexpected.

Using this platform, I'd like to recommend the fantasy novel "Eternal Love," featuring the female protagonist, Ye Si. Why is she called Ye Si? Because she was the fourth child born! Watch as Si'er rises to prominence in another world!

It's already over 200 chapters, and we're still not out of the beginner's village??? 😅😅😅