Lang’s Wife, Huanhuan
琅妻嬛嬛
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 1.0M Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 5y ago
- English
- Request a translation
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331Chapters
119kPopularity
1.1kReaders
9.4Score
679Must-read votes
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This positive review is for the plot, because I love strong female leads 😄 and the story is fresh—the male lead actually falls in love with the female lead when she's disfigured, that's true love ❤️ The only downsides are the writing style isn't the best! There are a lot of typos…and some plot points aren't very logical! If you're looking for something to read, this is a good choice; it's better than those over-the-top time-travel and reincarnation novels.
Although I was short on books to read, I still gave up on it. It was full of exaggerated and nonsensical nonsense, and I couldn't stand it anymore!
The plot moves quickly and smoothly; it's a very enjoyable novel.
It's pretty good, I want to read the extra chapters.
The first half was excellent, but the second half was a poor sequel, as if it were written by a different author. After reaching chapter 72, I couldn't continue and skipped to the ending, which I didn't want to read either. It's a real shame. The first 20-odd chapters were written in a way that was hard to understand—seemingly sophisticated, but ultimately baffling.
After reading the first half of this article, I felt that it definitely deserved a good review. However, as I read on, I felt that if it continued like this, I might have to give it a bad review. So, the epilogue brought me back to the right track. At first glance, it seemed like a rebirth story, but upon closer inspection, it wasn't.
This book is very good. The story is rich and engaging, making you feel like you're actually there. There's no unnecessary fluff, and every detail is described perfectly. It's truly a wonderful read. The only minor flaw is the numerous typos. I highly recommend it.
The ending of the epilogue was quite good. It was about Wei Ou.
Absolutely fantastic! Absolutely thrilling! The female lead's early life is rather miserable; she suffers from amnesia, disfigurement, and inexplicably faces her husband's disapproval upon their wedding night—she's also mute! She falls from grace! Fortunately, their marriage of convenience blossoms into love, and her husband is a devoted lover!