In her previous life, Ruan Yu had her fiancé stolen by a transmigrator, was betrayed and sold out by her own family, and was forced to marry someone she didn’t love.
Reborn, Ruan Yu turns completely ruthless. "You’re all going to die!"
Wen Heng: "Calm down, my lady. I’ll take care of it."
Ruan Yu: "And who are you? I don’t know you."
Wen Heng: "..."
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Given another chance at life, Ruan Yu takes down scumbags and fights scheming women. She thinks she’s changed her fate, but Wen Heng still manages to cling to her.
Ruan Yu: "Men only slow down how fast I can draw my sword!"
Wen Heng: "I’ll draw your sword for you. You can use your hands to hold me."
Ruan Yu: "..." Well... I suppose that could work.
And so she begins a new life... with someone from her past.
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Everyone thinks he married her reluctantly, but they don’t know she’s the only thing he’s ever wanted.
Love at first sight is too shallow, and love that grows over time is too pale. His love for her was a glimpse that took his breath away, and a devotion that would last until death.
The editor's books are all very nice, concise and not protracted, which is great!
It's pretty cool, but the resolution is a little too hasty, and the endings of the others aren't revealed.
I like the character. But the ending is a bit rushed. The identities of Mingyue and Chu He are not revealed. The author, how about a side story 1 and 2?
From beginning to end, it's pretty good. There are also some typos, but if you listen to them, they basically won't affect you. Recommended reading.
The plot arrangement is pretty good, but there are a lot of typos, and the ending is poorly written and too hasty... And where did the male and female protagonist go on their bridal night?
It's pretty good, but there are a lot of holes left unfilled, and the ending is too hasty.
This is the author's second book. The story is very exciting, but the ending is a bit rushed.
The subject matter is good and novel, the overall structure is also very good, the characters are distinct, and the plot is fascinating. But why does it feel like the story ends suddenly, and many characters are left unexplained in the end. Especially about the truth about the rebellion of Duke An Guo, the identity and ending of Chu He, and the true identity and ending of the little mute "Ming Yue" who was taken in by the heroine. It started eloquently in the early stage, but stopped abruptly in the later stage. It felt weird!
Just average! The story is bland, the relationship between men and women develops slowly, and the more I read, the more boring it becomes. I gave up on the book at chapter 130, it's so boring!
The writing is good and very funny, but the ending is a little rushed and a bit unfinished.