
The Empress Transmigrated Into a Book and Became a Social Butterfly
穿书皇后娘娘是社交牛人
- Status
- Completed
- Length
- 466k Words
- Genre
- Ancient Romance
- Subgenre
- Palace & Household Intrigue
- Updated
- 3y ago
- English
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Synopsis
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195Chapters
80Clicks
2Favorites
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The ending felt rushed, but everything else was great.
It was alright, the plot was pretty good, but the ending felt rushed. It felt like we were really waiting for this moment, finally entering the palace, and just when we were about to make our move, it ended.
This is a really good transmigration novel. It deserves a higher rating than some other 9.5-Rated books I've read. The content is lighthearted and even has some funny parts; I almost laughed out loud at work! The ending left me wanting more...
I rarely read a book by skipping around, but I finished this one. Mainly because there were no drawn-out characters or events, and I really liked the female lead's straightforward and decisive personality.
The author's writing is truly excellent, and the plot is captivating, especially the final chapters which revealed the past lives and fates of Huai En and the Li family—it was truly thrilling! However, I felt the ending was a bit unsatisfying. Author! Couldn't you have written a few extra chapters?!
It looks nice, but the year of issue isn't good; it's easy for people to get confused about the year, and then it ends too quickly.