She was the legitimate daughter of a marquis's household, cold and detached from childhood, seemingly untouched by worldly concerns. Who could have imagined that one sudden rush of love would turn her into the dagger used to slaughter her entire family? And the ones who gave her that fate were the man she trusted at her side and her own younger sister.
Reborn into a new life, she hides her true nature and masters the art of social maneuvering. She joins forces with her enemies' enemies, keeps her stepmother in check, roots out traitors in the household, and manipulates the court, before blossoming in all her glory.
Learning from the lessons of her past life, she thought she would never love again. She never expected to meet him. From then on, they would face the ends of the earth and brave blades and flames together, turning the world upside down.
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I really like this book, it's very good, the author writes very well, keep it up!
Having read three of the author's books, I sincerely suggest that the female lead in the next one be made more intelligent. Novels can portray ordinary people, but in reality, there are clearly many intelligent and composed ordinary people as well.
Why are fathers and children all from the same generation?
The female lead has big almond-shaped eyes, and the male lead has big phoenix-shaped eyes. The female lead is reborn but doesn't save her own mother; she just awkwardly and selfishly watches her mother die. It's so ridiculous!
Some of the plot points are confusing and I don't understand them.
I really couldn't stand it anymore; the princess syndrome was just too much.
She lets her man marry this woman one minute and that woman the next; her audacity is boundless.
Too many names are mixed up The transitions were abrupt and inexplicable; many segments hadn't even finished before they inexplicably switched to other topics. Reborn into this world, I still fall into the same trap, with loved ones passing away one after another. What is the meaning of this rebirth?
The first two hundred chapters were really good; the female lead was very smart and handled many things with ease. But starting from chapter 200, she became completely useless, her brain seemed to have flown out of control, and all she did was wait for someone to rescue her. I dropped the book after chapter 251; I couldn't continue reading, I didn't understand it.
I couldn't continue reading after about twenty chapters.