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Lord Seventh
By priest
76 chapters
2010
Description
Waking up again in his seventh reincarnation, Prince Jing Beiyuan found himself back in time, when everything had yet to be set in motion. Having been given a second chance, Beiyuan has to survive court and decide whether it was finally time for him to let go of his feelings or not, all while trying to handle the youthful, innocent force of nature that had suddenly barged into his already complicated life.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- jjwxc
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
Lord Seventh Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Lord Seventh
"Lord Seventh" is a web novel that has truly stuck with me. It’s a blend of historical drama, political intrigue, and a slow-burn romance that kept me hooked, even when I felt like I needed a flowchart to keep track of all the scheming. While not perfect, the depth of the characters and the poignant themes make it a worthwhile read.
First Impressions
Right from the start, I was drawn in by the premise. The idea of a protagonist, Jing Beiyuan, reliving his first life after multiple tragic reincarnations, each ending with betrayal by the one he loved, is incredibly compelling. The melancholy atmosphere and the "Old Rogue" persona of Jing Qi, initially made me sympathetic to his plight. However, as the story went on, I found myself somewhat ambivalent towards him.
What Works Well
Many readers have praised Priest's ability to create complex, morally grey characters. I wholeheartedly agree. No one is truly good or evil; everyone operates within their own circumstances. I found the political machinations fascinating, even when they were a bit overwhelming. The translation is also excellent, which is crucial for navigating the intricate plot and the references to Chinese mythology. The romance, while slow, is ultimately satisfying. Wu Xi, the ML, is a breath of fresh air – honest, straightforward, and utterly devoted to Jing Qi. Their relationship is a balm to Jing Qi's jaded heart.
Areas of Concern
Despite my overall positive experience, I do have a few reservations. Some found the political drama tedious, and I can understand that. It can be heavy and requires close attention. Others found Wu Xi’s character simplistic, and I can see that too. He's definitely less complex than Jing Qi or the ex-lover, Helian Yi. The pacing can also be slow, particularly in the early parts of the story.
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Final Verdict
Despite its flaws, I give "Lord Seventh" a solid 4 out of 5 stars. It's a thought-provoking novel with well-developed characters and a compelling plot. If you enjoy historical dramas with political intrigue and slow-burn romances, and you don't mind a bit of melancholy, I highly recommend giving it a try. Just be prepared to pay close attention and maybe keep a character chart handy!
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