Marry My Husband
I started this and then I stopped. But then I wanted to watch the K drama adaptation of it so I restarted it. But basically it’s about this girl who has cancer and she is lying in a hospital waiting for her friend to come or her husband, but her husband hasn’t visited her at all and she ends up getting in the car to go home. Her husband hasn’t been paying their hospital bills so they kick her out and she gets in this taxi and this man is basically talking to her telling her know about life and everything and gives her a dollar or something like that and she gets out of the taxi. But for some reason, she can’t remember the taxi drivers face she gets up into her house only to find out that her best friend is sleeping with her husband, and they are going to take the insurance money from her death to pay for their lifestyle. So, rightfully so, she gets upset and she confronts them. She gets into a little tiff with them and her husband ends up, pushing her into a glass table and she passes away. But in doing so she transports into the past 10 years ago. And this is before she ends up, marrying her trashcan husband and right now she’s just working with him and her friend at this company. So the entire time she is trying to push her friend to like her husband, which her friend already likes the husband just because the LL likes him and the friend wants to hurt the LL, but yeah. So she’s trying to push her friend into a relationship with her husband, well, it’s her boyfriend at that time. She gets them together and in doing so she gets some actually really good friends. So the leading man also ends up being transported back 10 years. The taxi driver is actually the LL deceased father and sends him back because he was in love with the leading lady the entire time. Of course he just never said anything, and his sister ends up being her friend. The leading lady also becomes friends with, some workers at their job and it’s basically her trying to change her fate while also getting revenge on her ex best friend and her boyfriend/husband. Then she ends up getting into a relationship with the leading man of course, and come to find out the leading man is the Owner of the company grandson so then she ends up having a rich boyfriend and living a better life than her best friend and the best friend gets upset and tries to kill her, but it doesn’t work out so best friend ends up going to prison and the boyfriend ends up in a car crash. And she ends up with kids super happy.
Kill the Villainess
This was such an annoying book. I didn’t really like anyone. The main couple with the leading lady and her night were kind of cute but, other than that, I didn’t like the second lead, the third lead, the kind of sort of lead. I didn’t like the leading lady in the book I didn’t like the witch that helped her the only people I also liked were, the lead man’s little sister and the old leading lady’s maid. This was such an annoying book. I couldn’t stand any of the characters, especially the leading lady and I felt like it was so much back-and-forth for nothing. Especially with the whole drama with her dad and the king and queen. It was just so stupid and I only read it because I wanted to finish it but I would’ve stopped reading it probably on episode 20 so…
Marriage of Convenience
It was cute but it dragged a little. The couple falling in love was also a little abrupt. Of course all these men fell for ole girl for no apparent reason. Also some of the plot point were either rushed or unfinished at the end. But yeah it’s ok
The Abandoned Empress
This was such a long book. I started reading the book a while ago and then I stopped and then I restarted it and then I stopped and I finally finally finished it. I kind of liked the book at the beginning. It was a little confusing, but once we got the stride, I was like I like this book. I remember not liking it around the part where Alan started acting a little raggedy so I had stopped. I wanted to stop both of the former times around that part. But this time I pushed through and I finished the book. I was a little disappointed with some of the plots. I felt like they were just kind of thrown together and some of the people weren’t as important as they were made to seem. That or some of the people were important and then they just like disappeared all of a sudden so, yeah. But as far as the ending, it was kind of drawn out. Which is weird to say because the plot towards the end was so confusing. Granted I was kind of skipping some parts, but it was just like descriptive scenery things that really didn’t need to be read. It was when they started introducing all of these new aristocrats and all of the stuff I just started getting confused and I was like who is this and who’s that and I was like I don’t even know who is involved anymore. The point of the matter is is that it really could’ve ended, but it was also so thrown together. I think that the writers genuinely stopped understanding what was going on. They were drawing out so much. The writers got confused and I was like me too. So yeah, but it was a cute little book. As far as the leading couple- I am going to say that the leading lady and the leading man kept having the same conversation about her wanting to get married or her wanting to be the heir of her household, and that was annoying. But other than that, I liked most of the characters and I don’t think I would read it again, but I’m happy that I finished it.
The Tragedy of a Villainess
This one was interesting to say the least. The premise is that this girl falls into a book and she falls into the body of villainess after writing the book. And she wants to live so she tries to have a relationship with the second leading man so that they can both survive the ending of the book. But the second lead man ends up, standing up on her wedding day and she ends up, marrying the leading man and the second leading man ends up, marrying the leading lady. So all of this culminates into the second lead man trying to get back with her and the leading lady kind of like hating her for it, and all of these little squabbles between the leading man and the second leading man. Come to find out, the girl not fall into a book. This is actually her life and a different version of her life. So she had past lives before because some wacko Star tried to get close to the Moon but ended up killing all the other Stars except one and the Moon in the process. And so, the good Star who didn’t die makes our girl into a semblance of the Moon. So in her past lives the wacko Star tried to get her. She ends up coming back into this world into another version of her life passes, and she marries the lead man who is actually the guy who’s been her husband in all her past lives. They defeat the leading lady who is supposed to be a saint, but she’s not even a real person and all this stuff. Honestly, around the time they started talking about demonic shadows and what not, I got so confused. It just really wasn’t making a lot of sense and too many people started popping up and I couldn’t care less so I started skipping around that. But they defeated the wacko Star and the crazy saint and her trashcan brother and ended up having twins so that’s it.
Angelic Lady
So basically the story is about the leading lady and how she was betrayed by her supposed, best friend and then her family was ruined, but on her deathbed, she ends up making a wish and going back in time and saying that if she could do it all over again, she’s not gonna let her best friend ruin her life. So it’s literally just her getting revenge on her best friend and I honestly thought it was really satisfying. I also kinda like that there was this one chapter, I think it was chapter 171, that we really see why the villain did everything that she did. Honestly, I kind of felt like we could’ve seen it earlier, but I wasn’t upset when it came up. It wasn’t like, I think the villainess’ revenge manga where she actually ends up being like really trash as a person. It’s more like she uses her villainess activities just for the leading lady and like 2 to 3 other people basically and then she actually was like oh no I could save the country. So she does kinda use people but it’s also kinda for their own good. But she ends up also meeting the first Prince and they fell in love and they get engaged at the end. So yeah, she saved her family, she got a new man m, more friends. She got her family maids on her side, the people at the clinic, and literally everybody in high society loves her. The whole country calls her the angel of the Empire. She makes friends with the saintess, and her man is a hero. She basically lived happily ever after and there was a lot of twist I was like the rebelling who some of the bad guys are. I primarily thought it wasn’t that good but I actually really enjoyed it.
The Villainess Reverses the Hourglass