Reborn as the Honored Daughter

This book is definitely worth reading. The plot is full of twists and turns, with one reversal after another until the very end, resulting in a satisfying conclusion. It's a very good read!

I considered giving up on the book several times, but my obsessive-compulsive disorder forced me to finish it. They're all reborn, yet they're still so petty about keeping their enemies around. Are they just trying to make themselves miserable? Although the ending was good, the process was infuriating.

It's too tiring to watch; I personally don't really like it. 1. The writing is not fluent: Reading a book requires analyzing the context: "Oh, so this scene is from a past life." "Oh my god, these words are someone's memories." "Ugh, who's this monologue?" Not only am I not curious, but I also have to search for previous events, which is more tiring. It just goes to show that the writing style and techniques need improvement. 2. The character is not likable: The female lead was as lifeless as mist. Her whole body was poisoned, and she was barely alive. Since her body was so weak, she should hurry up and take revenge. She was incompetent and wouldn't even ask for help. How pretentious! And then there was that endless purple dress. The male protagonist is as withered as the wind. You never know when he will arrive, but you always see him leave in a hurry. He is always described as a boy. Can you imagine a boy speaking like an adult while holding his beloved? There's also the fifth younger sister, who's like a broken alarm clock. She'll twitch intermittently, crying and whining, not only unable to help the female lead but also always causing trouble for her. 3. The plot is rather bland: Three people with memories of their past lives can't even handle a few villains, that's ridiculous. What's the point of having memories then? They might as well just play single-player games and rely on their own abilities. It's so frustrating to watch.

It's really good, definitely worth reading.

This book is very good.

I can't take it anymore.

Why is this book so highly rated? The female lead's character is just ridiculous. She's always so calm, collected, and composed—it's so boring! ヽ(ー_ー)ノ

The female lead is too effeminate, and she's getting more and more effeminate. I dropped her after chapter 100...

This hastily cobbled-together story doesn't even get the generational hierarchy right. It calls the princess "sister-in-law" and the princess "sister-in-law" when she marries the emperor's uncle. This author is utterly baffling. He spouts a bunch of nonsense when he shouldn't be writing, and makes repeated mistakes when he should be putting his heart into it. Sigh!

The narrative is too verbose, the female lead is annoyingly naive and her personality is unlikable; she's not as distinctive as the supporting characters.