The Firstborn Daughter Returns

I only recommend it because it's really good.

Eighty percent of the text focuses on how blind the female protagonist was and how much she regretted it, with very few specific events mentioned.

This book is so tedious. Every sentence is convoluted and drawn out.

It's a pretty good book; it's rare that I didn't skip around while reading it.

The first 100 episodes were alright, but then it became tedious, with the same thing repeated many times. Episode 286 felt disjointed, and then it ended abruptly on episode 287, though the ending was actually quite good.

Through drunken eyes, I see the world, and everyone seems gentle.

There's an excessive amount of unnecessary dialogue, a lack of communication between characters, and the plot is mostly narrated through pointless narration.

There's too much rambling; I don't even want to read it anymore.

The author keeps repeating the same sentence. It's acceptable to write it once or twice, but I've read dozens of chapters, and every single chapter repeats those same few sentences.

This is rubbish. I barely made it to 200, then I really couldn't bear to read any more. It's worse than a primary school student's essay, full of repetitive sentences.