Marriage of the Di Daughter

The storyline isn't terrible, it's somewhat clichéd but manageable. However, the main issue dragging down the rating is the author's excessively wordy writing style. She repeatedly rehashes the same information ad nauseam, and by chapter 77, the plot progression feels almost nonexistent.

As the author's most recent creation, this work exhibits a higher level of refinement, showcasing the writer's increased expertise. The narrative flows seamlessly and with greater coherence. I would encourage you to give it a try for a few chapters. Although the translation is commendable, the chapter divisions leave something to be desired. It feels somewhat unsatisfactory, as each "chapter part" is quite brief. Initially, I considered reading in raw format, but I held back. (Perhaps I'll return after six months to catch up on more chapters.)

The malicious empress inadvertently led me to this captivating novel. It's quite an emotional rollercoaster; I couldn't help but feel a sense of satisfaction as the protagonist avenged those who had wronged them – they truly deserved their comeuppance.

I tried my best to comprehend it, but it was quite challenging, which might have affected my review. Frankly, it was uninteresting and rather lackluster. "Military Empress" is much superior in my opinion.

As for the romantic aspect, it progressed at an excruciating pace. It seemed like their marriage only happened in the final chapter, which is quite amusing given the title. The development of their relationship truly occurred near the very end.