
Slanderous Glamour
佞妆
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.3M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 2y ago
- Source
- Qimao
Synopsis
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376Chapters
33kPopularity
1.1kReaders
265Must-read votes
9.3Score
151Ratings
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Reader comments 7
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The heroine was a time traveler in her previous life, but ended up being adopted by her father's dead brother. She was forced to become a victim of marriage, but she was still not smart when she was reborn. In addition to recalling her past life every day, she still followed the same old path and paid attention to the rules. She was exactly like an ancient woman. All she thought about was that I was the wife of a married woman, and there was nothing I could do. Fortunately, the male protagonist is also reborn, knows how to plan, and always protects the female protagonist. In this life, the heroine is still married to the man from the previous life (that is, the male protagonist), but in this life, she is not filling in a house. In the previous life, the heroine ruined the male protagonist's family. In this life, she is directly asking for marriage (not filling in the house). The hero protects the heroine from the end. The male protagonist in his previous life liked the female protagonist from the beginning, but was tricked into marrying a disgusting little Zhao family, which indirectly harmed the female protagonist's father and younger brother. In this life, the male protagonist did not allow Xiao Zhao to succeed, but directly married the female protagonist. So in this life, he cherished the heroine, and he was in harmony with her. They were a pair for the rest of his life, giving birth to three boys and one girl.
I can't say it's good-looking, and I can't say it's ugly. My advice is just don't watch it. Originally, even if the heroine was a reborn woman from ancient times, the plot would be enough to make readers feel frustrated. However, the heroine is a modern soul who traveled to ancient times and was reborn. This is disgusting. Halfway through, the male protagonist has no ability, so he just wants to marry the female protagonist. In fact, he has not put in much effort, just to stay away from the Zhao sisters. The author may be focusing on his key point: if the beginning is right, the ending will be right. But even if the past life had a wrong start, could the ending be tragic just because of their wrong start? In the previous life, the male protagonist was plotted by Xiao Zhao. He said that he mistakenly thought that the female protagonist was in Zhuyuan, so he could be plotted? ?
The story is good and interesting.
"Shishi Shishi Shishi" I'm sick and I really can't stand it. Why don't you just write a classical Chinese article? Or you can just use Wu Nong's soft dialect and it won't be so nondescript. I like the author's other articles, otherwise I wouldn't follow the author and read all the author's articles. I really don't like this article. Plus listening to the pronunciation of those typos in the book, you really don't need a knife to kill someone with obsessive-compulsive disorder!
It's okay, but I feel like a lot of people haven't finished explaining it.
It's great. I've finished reading 96's books. When will the new book be released? It's quite urgent to wait online.
Messy