
I Was Born Carefree, but They Forced Me to Become a Mastermind
妾本闲凉,被逼成精
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 390k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 4mo ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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130Chapters
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64Must-read votes
8.0Score
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Reader comments 4
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This ancient book is really to my liking! The heroine doesn't want to cling to her and just wants to lie down and run away. The character design is full of contrast. The operation of not following the routine when faced with the marriage offer is funny and refreshing. The cold-faced male protagonist is slowly attracted by the heroine and becomes obsessed with chasing his wife. The plot is super sweet and the pace is so brisk that you can't stop watching it!
It's good-looking but poorly finished. The beginning was exciting, but after the heroine wanted to escape, she felt broken. Isn't the hero a master of investigating crimes? It felt like she was fooled in the blink of an eye. The heroine's death escape has been mentioned in almost a few strokes. There are no details, only the results. Later, the male protagonist finds out that the female protagonist is alive and chasing his wife. The female protagonist has found the Queen Mother's mother-in-law and has a noble status. It is understandable to be angry that she was used by the eldest princess to be the male protagonist's concubine. But I feel that the author is not able to come back. What follows is the male protagonist's humble courtship without any actual actions. Of course, his identity is indeed difficult to deal with. The eldest princess is not a good person, but she is also his biological mother. She makes the female protagonist a concubine for him. So it felt like the author couldn't reconcile the situation, so he kept unilaterally asking the male protagonist to ask the female protagonist to get back together and then she was rejected. It is also an open ending at the end. The fight between the male and female protagonists in the first half is very exciting, but I'm sorry for the plot in the later part.
The writing is very real and not exaggerated.
The heroine is flexible and adaptable. She has to keep her head down due to her status, but she is definitely not wronged in vain. She will avenge her on the spot and retaliate later if she can't. It's fun to get along with the male protagonist. She is quick-tongued and cowardly, and her coaxing skills are perfect. She makes the male protagonist curl up and look good.