Carrying a Lantern, Guiding Souls Across: The Marquess's Wife Comes from the Underworld

Recently, I stopped reading a lot of books after reading them halfway through. I picked this one up accidentally and it suits my taste quite well. The female protagonist is very strong and the male protagonist is not weak either. The plot is smooth and fast-paced, and there are no long-winded psychological descriptions. I hope it will continue to be interesting!

It's good to watch. The only thing is that the reveal of the identity of the heroine and her cousin is too slow. Maybe the author wants to use this as a lead for the hero and heroine to develop a relationship, but I don't think it's necessary. You can use other cases to do this.

It's a very novel theme. It's much better than being blind in one's previous life and then being reborn and traveling through the Golden Finger and another dimension in the next life.

There's nothing wrong with the author's writing, it's just that the plot sucks. I feel that the male protagonist is very redundant. Apart from occasionally providing electricity and money, he is of little use. Especially when it comes to dealing with real and fake fiancées, it has been delayed forever. The heroine asked him to pay attention to what her uncle gave Mu Tingting, but she didn't pay attention to it. After seeing Chapter 106, I have no patience to read any more.

It's okay, but I feel that the heroine's strategy relies purely on soul power, and she doesn't seem to know anything. She always asks others for everything. She goes in and out wherever she wants. If she doesn't abide by the rules of the human world, will she not be punished?

The pace is extremely slow, with more than a hundred chapters and less than ten days passing in the plot. Many people were let go lightly, which was very embarrassing. The heroine became more and more "human" and could forgive this and that for the original owner.

I feel like I'm going high and low. The first chapters were very attractive to me, but I almost skipped reading after chapter 123. A real and fake young lady was dragged to more than 100 chapters before it ended. And isn't it said that girls are very strong? In the first part, she fainted when she used power, so forget it. After all, the heroine's power was sealed. In the back, didn't the Lord of the Yin Division give her 50% of the power to kill the former prince and then become weak again??

Very nice

It's too grinding. Although it has to be linked together, it involves too much. Makes the storyline boring. Procrastination. Can't see the topic. Abandoned.

The plot is dragging, and it takes more than 100 chapters to resolve a real and fake daughter. Except for the heroine's mother, the villain commits suicide because of the incident, and the other one is killed by an evil thing. The heroine even chooses to wait for death in the barrier. It feels like the heroine has nothing to do with it. Is this considered revenge?