
The Noblewoman Is Reborn, and the Powerful Chancellor Is at Her Feet
贵女重生了,权臣首辅是她裙下臣
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 607k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Court Scheming Romance
- Updated
- 4y ago
- English
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Why are all the classical Chinese texts written using modern vocabulary?
I want to ask the author whether this is about ancient or modern times. It feels like the author is using modern vocabulary, and in a way that seems perfectly natural, making it seem incongruous. I think the author should study the vocabulary and expressions in classical Chinese more carefully before writing any more classical texts.
The beginning is very well written. The male and female leads are my type—brave, resourceful, and incredibly intelligent. In the midst of the power struggles, the General's Mansion, having refused the Crown Prince's marriage proposal, is executed by the incompetent emperor and the arrogant Crown Prince on charges of treason.
✔️The male and female leads are well-developed, overall it's good. But! ❌Many plot holes remain unfilled: the jade pendant, the items in the secret chamber, the princess at the birthday banquet (I think she was there), and the princess who was presented as tribute. ❌The ending is rushed ❌The male lead has no role in the later chapters.