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I skipped to the finale after reading chapter 214 because the process of changing the male lead's fate back was a bit too drawn out, which is why I skipped it. However, the earlier chapters were still quite well-written.

The plot was exciting, the writing was excellent, but the ending felt rushed and abrupt.

The plot was decent, and overall it was quite good. It was fast-paced, with no unnecessary filler, and the length was just right, ending just when I was about to get bored – perfect timing.

As the two walked further and further away, their voices grew fainter and fainter until they were completely inaudible. But their story would never end.

It's a very good read. The female protagonist is decisive and straightforward, not a saint, yet she does exude a calmness befitting someone who has lived for over a hundred years. The plot is clear and well-structured, with both the storyline and the emotional arcs flowing smoothly.

Both the male and female leads are straightforward, which makes the story less frustrating. They also have plenty of talking, and the plot is coherent. I quite liked it and would recommend it.

The whole piece is weak and feeble, making the reader very anxious.

It felt a bit rushed towards the end, with the romance developing faster, but overall it was still good.

Ahhh, it's too short, not enough to watch!!!

It ended abruptly, but everything else was fine.