Master Hou Madam Went To the Sky Bridge Again To Set Up a Stall
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By yi ren is a flower
1277 chapters
2023
Description
In a past life, Qin Ruan was deeply embroiled in family disputes and was framed to death, unable to rest in peace. Reborn, she found herself holding a pregnancy test in hand and arrived at the doorstep of the prestigious Huo family in the capital. It was rumored that Huo San Ye, the eldest grandson of the Huo family, was decisive, cold, noble, capricious, and unfeeling. He was about to marry a illegitimate daughter found by the Qin family. When this news broke out, the entire city was in an uproar. No one believed that an illegitimate daughter could sit securely as the mistress of the Huo family, and everyone was waiting for their divorce. Using her supernatural abilities, Qin Ruan set up a stall under a bridge and stirred up the power dynamics of the major forces in the capital. Even the fourth-generation grandson of the Huo family crawled out of her belly. As her true identity gradually surfaced, no one dared to underestimate her anymore. Years passed, and Qin Ruan not only did not divorce Huo San Ye, but they also publicly showed their love for each other every day, causing everyone to be jealous. In a small play, Qin Ruan warned a famous actor, “You’re in danger of falling in love recently, and there may be bloodshed.” The actor scoffed and walked away, but that night, he came to Qin Ruan begging for help, “Miss Qin, save me!” A business magnate who heard about this became so angry that he nearly flipped her stall. However, within two days, the magnate was kneeling in front of Qin Ruan, begging her to save his life. From then on, whether it was the new elite of the business world or the aristocratic families, they all treated Qin Ruan as a distinguished guest.
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Publication Information
- Original Publisher
- qidian
- Original Language
- chinese
- Type
- Web Novel
Master Hou Madam Went To the Sky Bridge Again To Set Up a Stall Review & Spoilers - Novel Translator
My Thoughts on Master Hou Madam Went To the Sky Bridge Again To Set Up a Stall
Alright, let's dive into "Master Hou Madam Went To the Sky Bridge Again To Set Up a Stall." This novel certainly presents an interesting premise, blending second chance rebirth with ghost hunting and a dash of CEO romance. It's a long read, and my experience with it has been a mixed bag.
First Impressions
The initial concept grabbed my attention: a reborn female lead armed with ghostly memories, determined to protect her family and the father of her unborn child. The twist of her needing to hunt ghosts to extend her lifespan adds a unique layer to the story. The male lead being a sickly but exceptionally talented heir also piqued my interest.
What Works Well
I found the ghost stories themselves to be quite engaging. The author seems to have put effort into crafting intriguing backstories for the spirits, making their hauntings more than just simple scares. The female lead is portrayed as strong and resourceful, using her intelligence to navigate the challenges thrown her way. I also appreciated the initial setup of familial love and appreciation between the leads, given their age gap. This slow-burn approach seemed promising at first.
Areas of Concern
However, as the story progressed, I found myself struggling with certain aspects. The characters felt a bit too perfect, bordering on Mary Sue and Gary Sue territory. The excessive face-slapping and plot armor became tiresome after a while. While the female lead is initially strong, I felt her spine faltered a bit too much when it came to the male lead. The romance, while intended to be sweet, sometimes felt a bit awkward due to the age difference. The communication between the leads seemed lacking, hindering their character development.
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Final Verdict
Overall, "Master Hou Madam Went To the Sky Bridge Again To Set Up a Stall" has moments of brilliance, particularly in its ghost stories and initial premise. However, the exaggerated characters, inconsistent development, and reliance on tropes ultimately detracted from my enjoyment. While it might be a decent time-killer for some, I'd recommend approaching it with cautious expectations.
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