Reborn as the Tyrant's Favorite

What can I say? The sentences are fluent and very good. The first half is good, but in the second half they start to misunderstand each other and hide from each other. In the end, they become immortals. It's a pity, but it's okay in Qimao. The first half is watchable.

I don't understand how the author arranged the seniority names and arrangement of the characters in this book. It looks messy and off-putting. There is also the age setting of the heroine. The heroine is seven or eight years old, and the hero is eleven or twelve years old. He is convinced. The heroine also calls the eldest princess aunt and Mrs. Yang. Are the heroine's brothers from the same father and mother? If they are brothers and sisters from the same father and mother, why is the Shen family the heroine's natal family? Why are they not called grandfather, uncle, and cousin? They are all called by their first names, and sometimes interspersed with those seniority names. I don't know where they were pieced together.

Good looking

The front is very exciting, the back is very average

The early stage is very interesting, but the middle and later stages are a little bit fantasy. It's a mess, it's a Gu insect and a glass heart, it's coming back from the dead, it's a modern ending, and then it's back in time, it's superfluous.

I liked the overall character of the heroine very much, but later on I couldn't understand it. I can only say it's average. I'm not belittling it. Thank you.

It's fine at the beginning, but it's too messy at the end

The first part was okay, but the second part turned into a fantasy style with many typos. The follow-up was rather verbose and I didn't write carefully at the end. Give it a neutral rating.

It's a bit messy, it's worn back and forth, there are too many lines

The first part was okay, but the crowd was very smart. They scolded the heroine together first, and then in turn scolded the people who were against the heroine. Once or twice, it was like this every time, and it was very speechless. The male protagonist's mother's revenge was outrageous, and his mother opened the door to outrageousness. Then what the hell is the last part about traveling through modern times? The extra chapter might as well be about married life... It's so unfinished that there's no place to complain.