
Slashed to Death! Reborn in the Palace, I Marry the Grand Secretary, and My Husband's Family Weeps with Regret
乱刀砍死!重生回宫嫁首辅,夫家悔哭了
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 502k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 1y ago
- English
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It's rambling, hesitant, and deliberately mysterious; it's not entertaining.
The princess would have been better off dead than done that.
It's illogical to think that someone who's rich and a princess would be so pathetic after being reborn.
I don't quite understand why the female lead is so pathetic, saying she didn't even have a wedding ceremony.
This book is infuriating! She clearly has the identity of a princess, yet they keep delaying its revelation. Those people are jumping around in front of her, and they don't even bother to deal with them. I'm abandoning this book and begging for another!
Rambling on and on
Even after being reborn, how can the female protagonist still be so pathetic?
This is completely nonsensical; the princess has become a county magistrate—it's hilarious!
It's so pathetic, it suits you guys perfectly, you must watch it carefully!
I listened to eight chapters, hearing the same content repeatedly, and I still don't know what it was all about.